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HepG2 Cell Line

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hepG2 - liver cancer cell line

HepG2 cell line is derived from a human hepatocellular carcinoma line. Hepatoblastoma (HB) or hepatocellular carcinoma is an embryonal malignancy of hepatocellular origin and the most common primary liver tumour of childhood. Read more »

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My name is Chen. I'm 23 years old. I'm working in University Malaya Medical Centre as Pediatric Oncology research assistant. I took Bachelor of Science Genetics and Molecular Biology in University of Malaya before this. Genetics is my favourite subject since i was 16. I feel very curious on how the formation of a complex organism from a seeming formless zygote. How could a single cell gives rise to many kinds of different cells like muscle cells, brain cells and so on? Hope you all enjoy reading my blog. Thanks Read more »