Immortalized Mouse Olfactory Bulb Cells (OBL24)

Description

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 OBL24 is immortalized with non-replicating retrovirus carrying the avian Myc gene. They express neuronal markers such as neurofilament NF , tetanus toxin TT , GFAP, A2B5, and HNK-1. The OBL24 cells are found to be non-tumorigenic and could incorporate BrdU. It is a valuable in vitro tool for studies relating to the functions and the biology of the olfactory bulb. The cells express resistance to 0.3 mg/ml G418 Cat. No. G271 .