Ovine cell line derived from peripheral blood shows promise for studying viral infections and virus-host interactions.
In this work, we isolated MSCs from ovine peripheral blood and established a continuous ovine cell line. The thorough characterization conducted as well as the osteogenic and neuronal differentiation capacity of these cells confirmed that the ovine cell line had a mesenchymal stromal origin. Interestingly, the newly established ovine cell line was permissive to all viruses studied in this work, suggesting its potential as a valuable tool for isolating and characterizing viruses and studying virus-host interactions.
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