I-11.15 Whole Cell Lysate: sc-364370

I-11.15 Whole Cell Lysate is derived from the I-11.15 cell line, a murine macrophage cell line that has been extensively utilized in immunological and cellular research. Originating from mouse tissue, this cell line is a powerful tool for studying macrophage function and behavior, particularly in relation to innate immune responses. The lysate is generated through the lysis of I-11.15 cells, a process that disrupts the cell membranes to release a broad spectrum of cellular components, including proteins, nucleic acids, and other critical molecules. These components provide a comprehensive profile of the cell's internal environment at the time of lysis, making it an invaluable resource for researchers interested in the molecular and cellular mechanisms of macrophage activation, signaling, and interaction with pathogens. In research, I-11.15 Whole Cell Lysate has been instrumental in examining the pathways involved in macrophage response to inflammatory stimuli, understanding the regulation of cytokine production, and investigating the cellular processes underlying macrophage-mediated immunity. The use of this lysate helps explain the complex roles of macrophages in immune surveillance and provides insights into the fundamental aspects of cell-mediated immunity, contributing significantly to the field of immunology and cellular biology.