Immortalized Chicken Embryo Intestinal Epithelial Cells

Immortalized Chicken Embryo Intestinal Epithelial Cells refer to a type of cell line derived from the intestinal epithelium of chicken embryos that has been modified to have an extended lifespan, often indefinitely. These cells are typically used in research settings to study various aspects of intestinal biology, including epithelial cell function, host-pathogen interactions, mucosal immunity, and intestinal development.

The immortalization process involves introducing genetic modifications to the cells, often by introducing viral oncogenes or inactivating tumor suppressor genes, which allows the cells to bypass normal cellular senescence mechanisms and continue to proliferate indefinitely in culture.

These cells retain many of the characteristics of primary intestinal epithelial cells, including their morphology, gene expression profiles, and functional properties. However, they offer several advantages over primary cells, including a more stable and consistent phenotype, the ability to proliferate indefinitely, and the capacity to be easily propagated and manipulated in vitro.

Why choose Immortalized Chicken Embryo Intestinal Epithelial Cells Line from AcceGen?

Embark on a new era of poultry research with AcceGen’s groundbreaking solution – the Immortalized Chicken Embryo Intestinal Epithelial Cells.

Key Advantages:

Long-Term Viability

Overcome the limitations of short lifespans associated with primary cells, enabling prolonged and comprehensive studies.

Cost-Efficiency

Eliminate the need for expensive culture media, coatings, or the continuous use of live embryos for each isolation, ensuring a budget-friendly solution.

High-Throughput Screening

Tailored for large-scale screening, providing an efficient platform for extensive experimentation.

Stringent Quality Assurance

All cells undergo rigorous testing, ensuring negativity for mycoplasma, bacteria, yeast, and fungi.