Madin-Darby canine kidney (MDCK) cells were originally derived from the kidney tissue of a female Cocker Spaniel and are commonly used for a variety of applications including viral research, vaccine production, and bioprocessing.MDCK cells are most commonly used in virology and vaccine research because they are sensitive to a range of viruses, including influenza A and B viruses, parainfluenza viruses, and canine distemper viruses. They are also used in other research areas such as gene expression analysis, drug development, and cell biology.

Creative Bioarray is dedicated to providing researchers and biotech companies with nutrient-rich media for MDCK cells. Our MDCK cell medium contains salts and minerals, amino acids and vitamins, carbohydrates and other nutrients. Our MDCK cell medium supports the growth and maintenance of MDCK cells in vitro, and it plays an important role in many studies and applications:

• Viral vaccine production: Our MDCK cell culture medium can be used to support MDCK cells for vaccine production. These cells are used to grow large amounts of viruses, which are then harvested and purified for use in vaccines.
• Virus research: Our MDCK cell medium can be used to support MDCK cells for virology research to study the pathogenesis of viruses and develop new antiviral therapies. The cells can be infected with different viruses to study their replication cycle, host responses, and interactions with the immune system.
• Bioprocessing: Our MDCK cell culture media can be used to support the use of MDCK cells in the bioprocessing industry for the production of recombinant proteins such as monoclonal antibodies. The cells are genetically engineered to express the desired protein and the protein is then harvested and purified.
• Cell line maintenance: Our MDCK cell medium can be used to support MDCK cells for the maintenance of other cell lines in culture. The cells are often used as a feeder layer to support the growth of other cell types, such as human embryonic stem cells.