RAMOS Cell

RAMOS cells are a human B cell lymphoma cell line widely used in immunology and cell biology research. This cell line is particularly important in cancer research, as it provides insights into the biology of B cells and the mechanisms underlying lymphoid malignancies. RAMOS cells can be cultured indefinitely, allowing for extensive experimentation. They express typical B cell surface markers and are often employed to evaluate the effects of various therapeutic compounds, making them a crucial tool for studying apoptosis, cell signaling, and the development of lymphoma. Their ease of culture and transfection has made them a standard cell line in many laboratories.

Fig. 1 Cell viability in RAMOS cells treated with resveratrol.¹

RAMOS-based Proliferation Assay

RAMOS cells, being a model for Burkitt's lymphoma, help researchers study the mechanisms of B cell proliferation and the factors that contribute to lymphomagenesis. By observing how different treatments affect RAMOS cell proliferation, researchers can gain insights into the signaling pathways and molecular mechanisms involved in cell growth and apoptosis. RAMOS-based proliferation assay can be used to compare the effects of various compounds on cell proliferation, providing a basis for understanding the relative potency and mechanisms of different therapeutic agents.

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Reference

1. Jara, P., et al. " The Effect of Resveratrol on Cell Viability in the Burkitt's Lymphoma Cell Line Ramos." Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) 23.1 (2017): 0014. Distributed under Open Access license CC BY 4.0, without modification.

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