Mouse macrophages transformed by leukemia virus (RAW 264.7)

Mouse macrophages transformed by leukemia virus (RAW 2647) provide a valuable tool in immunology research by allowing scientists to investigate the behavior and characteristics of monocyte-like adherent cells under various conditions thereby deepening our understanding of immune responses and potential therapeutic targets for diseases

Utilizing these transformed RAW 2647 macrophages in studies can facilitate the exploration of inflammatory responses as researchers can manipulate their environment to observe how these cells react to different stimuli contributing to the development of novel treatments for autoimmune disorders and cancers

The dry ice preservation and live cell transportation methods ensure that these cells remain viable for extended periods allowing for flexible experimental designs and collaborations across institutions ultimately enhancing the reproducibility and reliability of research findings derived from these vital immune cell models

With a culture medium composed of 90% DMEM and 10% FBS these RAW 2647 cells can thrive providing consistent results in experiments which is crucial for advancing our knowledge of the immune system and for the formulation of future therapies in regenerative medicine