Mouse colon cancer cells (MC38 Luc)

The use of Mouse colon cancer cells (MC38 Luc) is pivotal in cancer research particularly in understanding tumor biology and evaluating novel therapeutic strategies as these cells accurately model the dynamics of colon cancer in vivo When preserved using dry ice MC38-Luc cells maintain their viability and functionality allowing for seamless transportation and experimentation involving live cells essential for applications in drug screening and efficacy studies Additionally the semi-adherent and semi-suspended nature of these epithelioid cells facilitates diverse experimental setups enabling researchers to investigate cell behavior under various culture conditions which is critical for elucidating signaling pathways involved in cancer progression Furthermore the ability to utilize a virus method for transduction offers a robust approach to genetic modification leading to advancements in targeted gene therapies for colon cancer and a deeper understanding of disease mechanisms Overall MC38-Luc cells provide a versatile platform for translational research aimed at developing innovative cancer treatments while supporting in-depth analyses of cellular responses in the tumor microenvironment