Invitrogen CellSensor HSE-bla HeLa Cell Line Validation Summary

This document provides a validation and assay performance summary for the Invitrogen CellSensor HSE-bla HeLa Cell Line (Cat. no. K1813), detailing its use…


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invitrogen
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
7
File format
PDF
File size
194 KB
Published
19 October, 2026
Updated
19 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The CellSensor HSE-bla HeLa Cell Line is an engineered HeLa cervical cancer cell line designed to monitor the heat shock response (HSR) and unfolded protein response (UPR) pathways. These cells feature a beta-lactamase reporter gene driven by a heat shock element (HSE) and are stably integrated via FACS isolation. The document outlines the biological mechanism where stress-induced activation of Heat Shock Factors (HSFs) leads to the upregulation of target genes like Hsp90 and Hsp70.

What's inside

  • Pathway Description
  • Cell Line Description
  • Validation Summary
  • Primary Agonist Dose Response
  • Activator Panel
  • Inhibitor Dose Response
  • Heat Shock Response
  • Stealth RNAi Testing
  • Assay Performance Variables

Specifications

Recommended cell number8,000 cells/well
Recommended DMSO concentrationup to 0.5 %
Stimulation Time5 hours
Max. [Stimulation] 17-AAG600 nM
Average 17-AAG EC 5050 nM
Average Z'-Factor (EC 100)0.70
Average Response Ratio10.1

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended cell number for the assay?

The recommended cell number is 8,000 cells per well.

What is the recommended DMSO concentration?

The recommended DMSO concentration is up to 0.5%.

What is the recommended stimulation time for 17-AAG?

The recommended stimulation time is 5 hours.

What is the average EC50 for the primary agonist 17-AAG?

The average EC50 for 17-AAG under optimized conditions is 50 nM.

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