According to protein expression of MUC1 in various tissues from this link, we can see that any cell line origin from skeletal/heart muscle and hepatocyte should be MUC1 negative. Best luck
I have searched Mucin-1/CD227 in my human protein database in vain (please see file; HepG2 fucoidan). This may be due to famous Species Differences. The sepcies difference between human and mouse seems to be large. I have previously surprized that the species difference in biotinidase is also unexpectedly large between rat and mouse (please see file; J Chrom B Rat BIN LIP Km).
By the way, mucins are detected in some human specimens; i.e.,
Human breast milk has Mucin-5AC/Gastric mucin/Mucin-5 subtype AC, tracheobronchial at 2.7 μg/mg of milk protein.
Healed hepatocyte HepG2 (cultured with fucoidan at 0.106 mg/mL for 3 days) has Mucin-16/Ovarian cancer related tumor marker CA125/Ovarian carcinoma antigen CA125 at 67.4 μg/mg of cell protein (6.74%).
Serum of GSD-1b patient (3y, female; alopecia has been healed by biotin therapy, after 2mo of the liver transplantation) has Mucin-6/Gastric mucin-6 at 10.8 μg/mg of serum protein (please see file; JMBT Alopecia).
Fetal hepatocyte Hc has expressed no mucin gene. The expressions of mucins in Human breast, Healed hepatocyte HepG2 and Serum of GSD-1b patient seem not to be linked to virus, and these expressions seem to be up regulated by the own expressing power of healthy mammary gland, normal healed-cultured HepG2 cells, and regenerating liver organ, respectively.
HCC tissue (named as No.6; who has happily survived) has Mucin 2/Intestinal mucin-2 at 10.6 μg/mg of tissue protein.
This tissue has Nucleocapsid protein (Measles virus/MeV) at 0.033, and RNA-directed RNA polymerase L/Protein L (Measles virus/MeV) at 18.4 μg/mg of tissue protein, respectively. There is no MeV in his LC tissue, and LC tissue has no Mucin.
Serum of healthy man (33y, male) has Mucin-5B/Cervical mucin/Sublingual gland mucin/Mucin-5 subtype B, tracheobronchial at 29.9 μg/mg of serum protein.
This serum has RNA-directed RNA polymerase L/Protein L (Measles virus/MeV) at 20.4 μg/mg of serum protein.
Interestingly, only HCC tissue (named as No.6) and Serum of healthy man (33y, male) uniquely have MeV.
Terefore, Mucins of HCC-liver tissue (named as No.6) and Serum of healthy man (33y, male) seem to be up regulated by Measles virus/MeV.