Mouse kidney epithelial cells are primary cells derived from mouse kidney tissue, commonly used in research to study kidney function, drug transport, and toxicology. These cells closely mimic natural kidney physiology but have a limited lifespan in culture, which can restrict long-term experiments. Immortalized mouse kidney epithelial cells, on the other hand, are genetically modified to proliferate indefinitely while retaining only few characteristics of normal kidney cells. This makes them valuable for consistent, reproducible studies over extended periods. They are widely used in nephrology research, including studies on kidney disease mechanisms, drug screening, and epithelial cell behavior under various experimental conditions. Read more: https://shorturl.at/eW8qT #kosheeka #KidneyEpithelialCells #EpithelialCells