Technique to isolate live renal proximal tubular cells from any mouse strain

We isolate renal proximal tubular cells using the proximal tubular marker Prominin-1. We use a 4°C, enzyme free protocole allowing high quality subsequent analyses (e.g. transcriptome), and obtention of primary cultures.

Interest / Relevance: This allows to study specifically a major cell type of the kidney during in vivo experiments, and to obtain well-differentiated primary proximal tubular cell cultures of any mouse strain for in vitro experiments.

Keywords: proximal tubule , renal primary culture , ex vivo

Scientist's name: Pierre GALICHON
Sophie Vandermeersch

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Type of research tool: Know How

Therapy area(1): Genito Urinary System

Uses(1): Academic Research

Uses(2): Proof of concept in vitro

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Accessible for: Fee-for-service research, Collaboration, Training / Know-How License

Equipment available: Freshly isolated mouse proximal tubular cells.Primary cell cultures, Protein and mRNA samples.

Samples/Models available: Ischemia repercussion injury (in vivo and in vitro)In vivo and in vitro toxicity of cyclosporine (and other toxicants)

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Last update: 15/12/2021

Technique to isolate live renal proximal tubular cells from any mouse strain

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