Human mrc5 fibroblasts
The Human MRC5 fibroblasts are a well-characterized and widely-used cell line derived from normal human fetal lung tissue. These fibroblasts serve as a reliable in vitro model for studying various cellular processes and functions.
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Characterization of Human RPE, Fibroblast, and Endothelial Cells
TILT-123 Replication Dynamics in Cell Lines
The virus was released from the cells by repeating freeze–thaw cycles four times in total. DNA was extracted from the samples with the phenol/chloroform/isoamyl alcohol (25:24:1) method and the virus copy numbers determined by detecting the adenovirus E4 copy number in samples by qPCR [20 (link)]. Infectious virus particles were determined with TCID50 assay, where a sample dilution series was plated on A549 cells and cytopathic effect formation was followed for ten days. TILT-123 transgene production was measured from the cell culture supernatants with ELISA, as described above.
Cell Culture Protocols for SUM159 and MRC5
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