Dog kidney cells (MDCK (NBL-2) - Luc)

The applications of MDCK (NBL-2) - Luc dog kidney cells are pivotal in virology and drug development serving as a robust model for studying viral infections and testing antiviral compounds By utilizing these epithelial cell lines researchers can gain insights into kidney function and pathology while also assessing the efficacy and safety of new therapeutic agents under controlled experimental conditions

In vaccine development MDCK (NBL-2) - Luc cells are instrumental for evaluating the effectiveness of vaccine candidates against canine diseases providing a reliable platform for screening and optimizing vaccine formulations Their adaptability and adherence properties further enhance their use in co-culture systems facilitating the study of intercellular interactions and responses to pathogens

Additionally these cells are invaluable for toxicological studies where they are employed to assess the potential cytotoxic effects of various substances on kidney cells ultimately contributing to safer pharmaceutical practices Through dry ice preservation and live cell transportation methods MDCK (NBL-2) - Luc cells maintain viability and functionality ensuring their versatility for researchers in various laboratories seeking to explore kidney-related functions and diseases