Creative Bioarray
  • USA:
  • Europe:
LOGO
  • Home
    • Contact Us
    • About Us
    • Events
  • Screening
    • Ionic Screening Service
      • Ion Flux Assay
      • Fluorescence Assay
      • Patch-clamp Assay
    • Ionic Screening Panel
      • Glycine Receptors
      • 5-HT Receptors3
      • Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Conductance Regulators (CFTR)
      • Other Ion Channels
      • Chloride Channels
      • Calcium Channels
      • TRP Channels
      • ATP gated P2X Channels
      • ASICs
      • Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors
      • Ionotropic Glutamate-gated Receptors
      • GABAa Receptors
      • Sodium Channels
      • Potassium Channels
    • Stable Cell Lines
      • Ion Channel Expressing Cell
      • GPCR Expressing Cell
      • Other Membrane Receptors/Transporters/Exchangers Expression Cell
      • Customized Ionic Channel Expression System
  • Cardiology
    • CiPA
      • CiPA Cardiac Channel Assays
      • CiPA In silico Modeling
      • CiPA Translational Assays
    • 3D Cardiotoxicity
    • Cardiomyocyte Functions
      • Action Potential Properties
      • Calcium Transient in Cardiomyocytes
      • QT Service Using Langendorff Perfused Heart
    • Cardiac Ion Channel Screen Panels
      • HERG (IKR, KV11.1)
      • Cav1.2
      • Kv4.3
      • KCNQ1/mink/Kv7.1
      • Kir2.1
      • Nav1.5
      • Kv1.5
      • HCN1&HCN4
      • Other Ion Channels
    • Cardiac in vivo Assays
      • QRS, QT Waves Detection by ECG
  • Neurology
    • Basic Neuronal Activity
      • Action Potential Properties Assay
      • NMDA/AMPA Ratio Test
      • Calcium Signaling Test
      • Customized Electrophysiological Test
    • Neurotransmission Functions
      • sEPSC/sIPSC Recordings
      • fEPSP / Populational Spikes Recordings
      • LTP & LTD Formation or Deficit Detection
    • Neuronal in vivo Assays
      • In vivo Extra-cellular Recordings/Whole-cell Patch-clamp Recordings
      • Continuous Telemetric EEG Recordings
    • Animal Behavior Tests
      • Anxiety-Depression and Social Interaction Evaluation
      • Assays for Neuropsychiatric Disorders
      • Spontaneous Locomotor Functions
      • Cognitive Functions
  • Ophthalmology
  • Platform
    • Experiment Systems
      • Xenopus Oocyte Screening Model
      • Acute Isolated Cardiomyocytes
      • Acute Dissociated Neurons
      • Primary Cultured Neurons
      • Cultured Neuronal Cell Lines
      • iPSC-derived Cardiomyocytes/Neurons
      • Acute/Cultured Organotypic Brain Slices
      • Oxygen Glucose Deprivation Model
      • 3D Cell Culture
      • iPSC-derived Neurons
      • Isolation and culture of neural stem/progenitor cells
    • Animal Models
      • Alzheimer's Disease Model
      • Parkinson's Disease Model
      • Huntington's Disease Model
      • Epilepsy Model
      • ALS Model
      • Psychiatric Model
      • Autism Spectrum Disorder
      • Cerebral-Spinal Injury Model
      • Pain Model
      • Stroke Model
      • Fragile X Model
      • Acute/Chronic Heart Failure Model
    • Techinques
      • Neuronal Tract Tracing
      • Manual Patch-clamp Technique
      • Automated Patch-clamp
      • Multi-Electrode Array (MEA)
      • FluxOR™ Thallium Assay
      • FLIPR Detection System
      • Optogenetics
    • Resource
      • Technical Methods
      • Neuroscience
      • Channelopathies
      • Channelomics
    • Equipment
  • Order
  • Careers
  • Home
  • Screening
  • Stable Cell Lines
  • GPCR Expressing Cell
  • Human CCKAR Stable Cell Line-CHO
  • Screening
  • Ionic Screening Service Ionic Screening Panel Stable Cell Lines
  • Cardiology
  • CiPA 3D Cardiotoxicity Cardiomyocyte Functions Cardiac Ion Channel Screen Panels Cardiac in vivo Assays
  • Neurology
  • Basic Neuronal Activity Neurotransmission Functions Neuronal in vivo Assays Animal Behavior Tests
  • Platform
  • Experiment Systems Animal Models Techinques Resource Equipment

Human CCKAR Stable Cell Line-CHO

Cholecystokinin (CCK) is a neuropeptide which is widely distributed in the mammalian central nervous system. Two CCK receptors have been identified to mediate the effects of CCK/gastrin family: CCKA (or CCK-1) receptor and CCKB (or CCK-2 or gastrin receptor). The CCKA receptor has a more limited distribution with highest densities in the hypothalamic nuclei, areas of the hippocampus, the septum, dorsal motor vagal nucleus and interpeduncular nucleus of the brain stem. It also occurs in numerous gastro-intestinal tissues. CCKA receptors affect satiety, pancreatitis, gut motility and have growth-promoting effects on some tumors.

Product Information
Catalog #:  ACC-RG0819
Gene Name:  CCKAR
Abbr CHO-HuCCKAR
Alias CCKAR,CCK-AR,CCK-A,CCKRA,CCK1-R
Growth Properties Adherent
Host Cell CHO-K1
Morphology Epithelial-like
Product Format frozen
Product Type GPCR Expressing Cell
searchKeyword CCKAR,CCK-AR,CCK-A,CCKRA,CCK1-R
Shipping Dry ice
Species Human
Stability 12 passages (6 weeks of continuous culture)

Related Products

Catalog Product Name Gene Name Species Morphology Price
ACC-RG0045 Human CCKAR-SNAP Stable Cell Line-CHO CCKAR Human Epithelial-like INQUIRY
ACC-RG1761 Human CCKAR Stable Cell Line - CHO-K1/Gα15 CCKAR Human INQUIRY
ACC-RG1149 Human CCKAR Validated Stable Cell Line-1321N1 CCKAR Human Glial INQUIRY
Our products are only for research use. Not intended for any clinical or diagnostic use.

Inquiry


Subscribe
  • Links
  • Sodium Channels
  • Calcium Channels
  • Potassium Channels
  • Chloride Channels
  • TRP Channels
  • ATP gated P2X Channels
  • ASICs
  • USA
  • Europe

Copyright © 2025 Creative Bioarray. All rights reserved.