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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 18.
Published in final edited form as: Vet Pathol. 2022 Mar 26;59(3):399–414. doi: 10.1177/03009858221083038

Table 3.

Canine OS cell lines.

Sources Name References
ATCC D-17 (ATCC CCL-183) 39,83,91,149
CSU Gracie, MacKinley, Vogel, Yamane 39,91
HU/Tokyo POS, HMPOS 8,39
NCI BWKOS (KOS-001), CSKOS (KOS-002), MC-KOS (KOS-003), SK-KOS (KOS-004) 13,58,178
OVC OVC-cOSA-31, OVC-cOSA-75, OVC-cOSA-106 149
TAMU TOB, TOK, TOL, TOM, TOT 178
UC Davis Parental cell line and tumor-forming clone (48–4) 154
UMN/Kerafasta OSCA-8, OSCA-16, OSCA-29, OSCA-32, OSCA-36, OSCA-40, OSCA-71, OSCA-78 39,104,152
UVM-V COS_1033, COS_1186w/h,b COS_1189, COS_1220 107
UWM Abrams, Grey, Hughes, Ingles, Jarques, Marisco/Moresco,c UWOS-1, UWOS-2 13,39,83,91,177,178
WSU OS2.4 39

Abbreviations: OS, osteosarcoma; ATCC, American Type Culture Collection; CSU, Colorado State University; HU, Hokkaido University; NCI, National Cancer Institute; OVC, Ontario Veterinary College; TAMU, Texas A&M University; Tokyo, University of Tokyo; UC Davis, University of California Davis; UMN, University of Minnesota; UVM-V, University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna; UMW, University of Wisconsin-Madison; WSU, Washington State University.

a

These cell lines may be referred to as either OSCA or OSA.

b

Two cells line derived from soft (COS_1186w) and hard (COS_1186h) regions of the same tumor.

c

This cell line has been referred to by 2 similar names.