Caco-2 Cell Line
The Caco-2 Cell Line is a well-characterized human epithelial cell line derived from colorectal tissue, widely used in cell biology, molecular biology, and permeability research. These cells are known for their ability to differentiate into enterocyte-like monolayers, making them an essential model for in vitro intestinal barrier and transport studies.
Key Features:
- Species: Human
- Tissue Origin: Colorectal epithelium
- Cell Type: Epithelial
- Forms polarized monolayers with tight junctions
- Ideal for molecular biology, biochemistry, and transport mechanism research
Applications:
- In vitro intestinal permeability and absorption studies
- Molecular and cellular biology research
- Transporter and barrier function assays
- Protein and gene expression analysis
Storage & Handling:
Store and maintain under standard cell culture conditions. Use sterile techniques and handle according to recommended biosafety procedures.
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