Dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell immortalizing method
The invention provides a dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell immortalizing method. The dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell immortalizing method is characterized in that when primary generation dairy cattle mammary epithelial cells are infected through HPV E6 and E7 viruses to be immortalized, pant...
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Zusammenfassung: | The invention provides a dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell immortalizing method. The dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell immortalizing method is characterized in that when primary generation dairy cattle mammary epithelial cells are infected through HPV E6 and E7 viruses to be immortalized, pantropic and facultative virus particles are added, and thus the virus infection efficiency is improved. The invention further provides a method for establishing an immortalized dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell line. The method for establishing the immortalized dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell line comprises the following steps that firstly, dairy cattle mammary tissue is subjected to tissue block primary generation culture in a culture bottle; secondly, the primary generation dairy cattle mammary epithelial cells are infected through the virus method, and the primary generation dairy cattle mammary epithelial cells are immortalized; thirdly, positive clone is selected, and the cell line is cultured. By means of the methods, the dairy cattle mammary epithelial cells can be efficiently immortalized, the dairy cattle mammary epithelial cell line high in growth speed and capable of achieving stable continuous passage is established, the dairy cattle mammary epithelial cells with the physiological function are obtained, and experimental cell materials are provided for researching control over lactation nutrition of the dairy cattle mammary epithelial cells and the pathogenesis of diary cattle mastitis. |
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