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Product	TDS	Description
NHP Cells, Immortalized Cell Lines and Transforming Viruses [] [Due to CITES regulations, NHP cells and IgG cannot be shipped internationally.]
Baboon B-lymphoblastoid cell line	Technical Data Sheet	Baboon (Papio anubis) cell line derived by immortalization of PBMC using Herpesvirus papio
Cynomolgus T cell line	Technical Data Sheet	H.saimiri-immortalized, IL-2-independent cynomolugus T cell line, HSC-F. Provided by Dr. H. Akari.
Herpesvirus saimiri	Technical Data Sheet	Herpesvirus saimiri in tissue culture supernatant. This virus transforms T cells of Old World monkeys
Rhesus B lymphoblastoid cell line	Technical Data Sheet	Rhesus (Macaca mulatta) cell line derived by immortalization of PBMC using Herpesvirus papio
Rhesus thymocytes	Technical Data Sheet	Cryopreserved thymocytes from a normal male rhesus macaque
S594 cells	Technical Data Sheet	Baboon B cell line productively infected with Herpesvirus papio. This virus is used to immortalize macaque B cells.
Sabaeus B-lymphoblastoid cell line	Technical Data Sheet	African green monkey (Chlorocebus sabaeus) cell line derived by immortalization of PBMC using Herpesvirus papio
Vervet B-lymphoblastoid cell line	Technical Data Sheet	African green monkey (Chlorocebus pygrethrus) cell line derived by immortalization of PBMC using Herpesvirus papio