CD55 Knockout Cell Lines

CD55 Gene Knockout Cell Lines are specifically engineered cell lines that have been genetically modified to disrupt the expression of the CD55 gene, which encodes an important membrane protein that regulates the complement system. This modification provides researchers with a robust tool for studying the biological roles of CD55, facilitating investigations into the complement pathways and their implications in various diseases, including autoimmune disorders, cancers, and infectious diseases.

The key function of CD55 lies in its ability to inhibit the complement system, preventing the unwanted activation of complement proteins that could lead to cell lysis and inflammation. By creating knockout cell lines, researchers can explore the phenotypic effects of CD55 absence, elucidating its role in cellular communications, immune responses, and tumor progression. The resultant data aids in understanding how the modulation of the complement system affects disease states, thereby allowing for the development of targeted therapeutic interventions.

Scientifically, these cell lines hold immense value as they empower both basic and translational research. In clinical settings, a deeper understanding of CD55 could lead to breakthroughs in treatments that harness the immune system to combat cancer or that regulate inflammatory responses to alleviate autoimmune diseases. Compared to traditional wild-type cell lines, our CD55 gene knockout cell lines offer a unique advantage as they provide a clear, unambiguous model to study the consequences of absent CD55 protein expression without interference from additional signaling pathways.

For researchers and clinicians alike, the critical insights gained from utilizing CD55 knockout models can accelerate the pace of innovation in immunotherapy and precision medicine. Our commitment to scientific excellence in product development ensures that customers receive high-quality cell lines supported by rigorous validation processes. Trust in our expertise to provide the tools necessary to advance your research and clinical applications in the field of immunology and beyond.