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Immortalized Mouse Olfactory Bulb Cells (OBC13)

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Specifications

Specification	Details
Organism	Mouse
Additional Information	The olfactory bulb is located within the vertebrate forebrain, in which it functions to receive nerve endings/input from the nasal cavity. The sense of smell is associated with the nerve tissues of the olfactory bulb. Immortalized Mouse Olfactory Bulb Cells (OBC13) is immortalized with non-replicating retrovirus carrying the avian Myc gene. It is a sister derivative from the Immortalized Mouse Olfactory Bulb Cells (OBC1) (T0235). The cells exhibit GalC (a marker for oligodendroglial lineage) marker, but has the absence of NF (neurofilament marker). Voltage-dependent potassium channels are expressed as well. OBC13 cells have been shown to form tumors in animal models, hence has the ability to be tumorigenic. It is a valuable in vitro tool for studies relating to the functions and the biology of the olfactory bulb.

Specification

Details

Organism

Mouse

Additional Information

The olfactory bulb is located within the vertebrate forebrain, in which it functions to receive nerve endings/input from the nasal cavity. The sense of smell is associated with the nerve tissues of the olfactory bulb.

Immortalized Mouse Olfactory Bulb Cells (OBC13) is immortalized with non-replicating retrovirus carrying the avian Myc gene. It is a sister derivative from the Immortalized Mouse Olfactory Bulb Cells (OBC1) (T0235). The cells exhibit GalC (a marker for oligodendroglial lineage) marker, but has the absence of NF (neurofilament marker). Voltage-dependent potassium channels are expressed as well. OBC13 cells have been shown to form tumors in animal models, hence has the ability to be tumorigenic. It is a valuable in vitro tool for studies relating to the functions and the biology of the olfactory bulb.

Catalog Number

T0237-GVO-ABM

Name

Immortalized Mouse Olfactory Bulb Cells (OBC13)

Price(1 x 10^6 cells)

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1 x 10^6 cells

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