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Translating In Vitro Cell Lines Result into Clinical Practiceesults. Some assays require large amount of material; with cell line models, this is generally not a constraint. Cells can be stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen and can be used when needed. Apart from the ease in maintenance and access, cell lines offer a convenient platform for genetic manipula