Hyperplasia Human Lung Tissue Genomic DNA, Donor 9 (CAT#: DBFF-0624-HY2459)

Datasheet

Overview

Hyperplasia is an increase in the volume and number of tissues or cells under normal or non-pathological stimulation. It is caused by cell proliferation and usually occurs when the body responds to stimuli or adapts to environmental changes. This proliferation may be physiological or pathological. Hyperplasia Human Lung Tissue Genomic DNA, Donor 9 is a highly pure intact high molecular size DNA. It is extracted from lung tissue of hyperplasia human donor and treated with DNase-free RNase to remove contaminant RNA. Its purity and intactness make it an ideal choice for researchers seeking reliable and accurate data in their genetic research.

Product Summary

Quantity:

* For Research Use Only. Not For Clinical Use.

Donor Information

Gender

Male

Age At Sampling

67 yrs

Medical Diagnosis

Adenocarcinoma of lung

Product Description

Species

Human

Tissue Name

Lung

Sample Diagnosis Category

Hyperplasia

28S/18S Ratio

1.87

Size

5 µg

Shipping

Dry ice

Storage

Stored at -80°C without repeated freeze and thaws

Applications

Southern blot analysis, polymerase chain reaction amplification, genomic DNA methylation, single nucleotide polymorphism analysis, profiling studies in gene expression, and DNA library construction.

Product Properties

Normal Ratio

Lesional Ratio

100%

Tumor Ratio

Hypocellular/Acellular Tumor Stroma Ratio

Hypercellular Tumor Stroma Ratio

Necrosis Ratio

H&E Staining Pathological Verification

Inflammation: mild lymphoplasmacytic infiltrate, mild macrophages; Other features/comments: focal atypical adenomatous hyperplasia arising in a background of post-obstructive pneumonia

Histopathological Grade

AJCC G2: Moderately differentiated

Tumor Stage

IIIA

Primary Tumor (T)

Regional Lymph Node (N)

Distant Metastasis (M)

Technical Specifications

Quality Control

Tested by spectrophotometer and denatured agarose gel electrophoresis

For Research Use Only | Not For Clinical Use