CDXbasedDrugScreening

Cell line-Derived Xenograft (CDX) model is a well-established and commonly used mouse tumor model type for the research and development of anti-tumor drugs and immunotherapy. More recently, human tumors implanted directly into immunodeficient mice have become increasingly popular as evidence accrues that they more accurately recapitulate features of patient tumors. However, CDX model still possesses pervasive application at the early stage of in vivo study, due to its user-friendly techniques as well as excellent repeatability.

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Instructions

Local Project Setup - Git Commands

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git clone ssh://git@repositories.efabless.com/creativebioarray/CDXbasedDrugScreening.git
cd CDXbasedDrugScreening
... do some changes
git push -u origin main

If you already have a local Git repository, initialized with git init, you will need to associate your local repository with the Efabless Repository remote location. The following Git commands will add Efabless Repository as a remote repository and push your changes to the main branch.

git remote add origin ssh://git@repositories.efabless.com/creativebioarray/CDXbasedDrugScreening.git
git pull origin main --rebase --allow-unrelated-histories
git push -u origin main

If you already have a remote repository, for example one on GitHub, use the Git command below to add another remote Git repo (make sure that each repo has its unique ID, e.g. origin, ef-repo in the example below).

git remote add ef-repo ssh://git@repositories.efabless.com/creativebioarray/CDXbasedDrugScreening.git
git push -u ef-repo main --force

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