GMP grade cell culture – infographic and expert interview
Good manufacturing practice (GMP) guidelines are particularly important for the media and reagents used in the development and manufacture of cell therapies. Gain expert insight and download our comprehensive infographic….
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Infographic: What are theadvantages of primary cells over cell Lines in respiratory research?
Cell lines have been used for decades in respiratory research, but concerns over accurate lineage identification and other issues mean researchers are turning to primary cells – which offer a host of other benefits too. Read our infographic to learn why primary cells are great tools for respiratory research. …
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Infographic: How do mesenchymal stem cells work?
Standardized mesenchymal stem cells are essential to carrying out reproducible research. In our detailed infographic you will learn about the importance of MSC characterization (including cell surface antigens), isolation, self-renewal and differentiation. …
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Accelerating regenerative medicine with air-liquid interface (ALI) technology
Gain expert insights into the increasing relevance of ALI in regenerative medicine from our in-depth interview featured on RegMedNet….
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Cell culture scalability – the future of regenerative medicine and cell therapy
Cell expansion is a necessary part of cell culture, but scaling up cell cultures can be challenging, especially when working with different cell types. Gain expert insight and download our comprehensive infographic….
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Advancing angiogenesis research for tissue repair and regeneration
Angiogenesis, the formation of new blood vessels, is critical for tissue repair and regeneration. Gain expert insights into the latest angiogenesis research from our in-depth interview featured on RegMedNet….
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Exploring the glycolytic and TCA pathways
Respiratory pathways such as glycolysis, the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle, and the mitochondrial electron transport chain are essential for cellular energy and various physiological functions throughout nature. Glycolysis is a crucial biological mechanism, allowing cells to gain access to the energy they need. This means the enzymes of the glycolytic pathway are potential targets in cancer therapy and diabetes….
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Understanding the vasculature with the help of HUVECs
Cells that feed other cells: The endothelium is a layer of cells that line blood vessels, and it is responsible for many tasks, including the transport of essential nutrients. Human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) provide an in-vitro model for studying physiological and pathological processes of the vasculature.
“I’ll never forget the first time I added cancer cells to a HUVECs monolayer and watched them interact….
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Compliance
Our commitment to quality To do great research, you need high-quality products you can trust. That’s why we’ve put quality and reliability at the heart of our business for over 30 years. Our portfolio includes over 400 human cell culture products including primary cells, stem cells, blood cells, and optimized cell growth and differentiation media….
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Cellular agriculture – the livestock farms of the future?
“Fifty years hence, we shall escape the absurdity of growing a whole chicken in order to eat the breast or wing by growing these parts separately under a suitable medium.” Winston Churchill, 1931. It may have taken us more than fifty years, but we are getting closer to Churchill’s dream of producing meat-like food without needing a live animal….
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Why you should know your human mesenchymal stem cells inside out
Doctors, and patients with chronic diseases, are putting hope into new findings in regenerative medicine that are based on mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) research. As promising as some published results sound, they might be not reproducible – simply due to insufficient authentication and poor handling of cell cultures. Rigorous validation of cell identity is crucial for working with human mesenchymal stem cells – and,…
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Scaling up from 2D monolayers to complex 3D cell cultures
Using three-dimensional cell cultures is more popular today than ever. Yet as the complexity of cell culture increases – from 2D cell culture, spheroids, 3D models up to organoids – so do the variables. This means you should plan carefully before advancing from 2D to 3D cell culture. Keeping several key factors in mind,…
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