CaD2 Cells

CaD2 cells are derived from a murine mammary gland carcinoma, specifically isolated from the C3H breed of mice. This cell line was developed from a tumor found in a six-month-old female mouse, representing a model highly relevant to the study of mammary gland cancers in mice. The origin of these cells from a common laboratory mouse strain facilitates their use in comparative oncological studies, potentially aligning the findings more closely with human breast cancer research through comparative oncology frameworks.