These '5-Donor' Human Plateable Hepatocytes are a pooled population of primary hepatocytes produced by combining cells from 5 individual donors in a single vial. Pooling donors helps to minimize lot-to-lot variation and improves predictability of drug metabolism studies and other biological assays.
Gibco™ Sf9 cells are commonly used to isolate and propagate recombinant baculoviral stocks and to produce recombinant proteins. Gibco™ Sf9 cells are adapted to serum-free suspension culture in Gibco™ Sf-900™ II SFM, which saves significant time and expense associated with the adaptation of cultures.
Gibco™ Sf21 cells are commonly used to isolate and propagate recombinant baculoviral stocks and to produce recombinant proteins. Gibco™ Sf21 cells are adapted to serum-free suspension culture in Gibco™ Sf-900™ III SFM, which saves significant time and expense associated with the adaptation of...
Primary Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells (HUVEC) are isolated from human umbilical vein and cryopreserved at the end of the primary culture. The cells are: • Performance tested—at least 16 population doublings when cultured in Medium 200 supplemented with Large Vessel Endothelial Supplement...
Flp-In™ 293 T-REx cell lines is designed for rapid generation of stable cell lines that ensure homogenous expression of your protein of interest from a Flp-In™ expression vector. These cells contain a single stably integrated FRT site at a transcriptionally active genomic locus.
Gibco™ Sf9 cells are commonly used to isolate and propagate recombinant baculoviral stocks and to produce recombinant proteins. Gibco™ Sf9 cells are adapted to serum-free suspension culture in Gibco™ Sf-900™ III SFM, which saves significant time and expense associated with the adaptation of...
Gibco CTS Viral Production Cells 2.0 are a clonal cell line derived from the HEK293F cell line and are a core component of the CTS AAV-MAX Helper-Free AAV Production System. The cells have been adapted to the chemically defined CTS Viral Production Medium and are maintained in suspension culture in...
These plateable, cryopreserved human primary hepatocytes have been certified by Qualyst Transporter Solutions (QTS) for use with their patented B-CLEAR™ methodology for measurement of biliary efflux. QTS-certified hepatocytes not only maintain basic metabolism and morphology, but also express...
Primary Human Dermal Fibroblasts, adult (HDFa) are isolated from adult skin and cryopreserved at the end of the primary culture. The cells are: • Performance tested—at least 12 population doublings when cultured in Medium 106 supplemented with Low Serum Growth Supplement (LSGS) • Guaranteed to be ≥...
These cryopreserved human female hepatocytes are suitable for use in suspension metabolism applications. Cells per vial: 4–8 million The commonly tested Phase I (P450) and Phase II (UGT, SULT) drug metabolizing enzymes were analyzed for metabolic activity in each lot.
Primary human epidermal melanocytes isolated from neonatal foreskin, cryopreserved at the end of the secondary culture. These cells are isolated from moderately pigmented tissue. • Viability at least 70% • ≥500,000 viable cells/vial • Capable of at least 12 population doublings • Mycoplasma: Not...
These cryopreserved purified Kupffer cells are isolated from adult male Sprague-Dawley rats. Each vial contains a minimum of one million cells. Easy to use cryopreserved Kupffer cells provide a convenient way to produce custom cell ratios for hepatic co-culture.
Gibco Primary Mouse Hippocampal Neurons are isolated and cryopreserved from C57BL/6 embryonic day-17 mice. A flexible, ready-to-use, and quality alternative to fresh neurons, each vial contains 1 million cells per mL.
Primary human umbilical vein endothelial cells, pooled from multiple donors, cryopreserved at the end of the primary culture. • Viability at least 70% • ≥1,000,000 viable cells/vial • Capable of at least 16 population doublings • Mycoplasma: Not Detected • Hepatitis B: Not Detected • Hepatitis C:...
Mimic™ Sf9 Insect Cells are a derivative of the Sf9 insect cell line. These cells have been modified to stably express a variety of mammalian glycosyltransferases. Typically, insect cells are unable to process N-glycans to the extent that mammalian cells do.