Mdck cells
MDCK cells are a commonly used cell line derived from the kidney of a normal adult female cocker spaniel dog. They are an epithelial cell line that retains many characteristics of normal kidney tubule cells, making them a valuable model for studying various biological processes and evaluating the effects of drugs or other substances on kidney function.
2 protocols using mdck cells
THP-1 Macrophage Infection with Influenza Viruses
Generation of IFITM-Deficient Cell Lines
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