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Immortalized Human Podocytes
Cat.No.: CSC-I1918Z
Species: Homo sapiens
Morphology: Polygonal
Culture Properties: Adherent
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Note: Never can cells be kept at -20°C.
These cells are ideal for a wide range of renal research applications, including studies of kidney function, disease modeling for conditions like nephrotic syndrome, drug testing and nephrotoxicity assessments, and genetic studies focused on kidney health.
Immortalized Human Podocytes (Cat No.: CSC-I1918Z) provide a consistent and reliable platform, offering reproducibility and reduced variability that primary cells often cannot achieve due to their limited lifespan and donor-related differences. This makes them suitable for long-term and large-scale studies.
Immortalized Human Podocytes (Cat No.: CSC-I1918Z) stand out because they maintain critical functions and characteristics of primary podocytes, such as expression of key markers and the ability to form foot processes in culture, combined with the capacity to be cultured over extended periods.
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