Human Endothelial Cells
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Great reproducible results from these well standardized cells.
Protein and gene expression assays
Human Primary Endothelial Cells from PromoCell are of high quality, easy to grow and follow through for downstream studies
Review Date: 9 Feb 2023 | PromoCell GmbH
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Study of apoptosis
These cells are of high quality and allow reproducible results up to numerous passages.
Review Date: 2 Nov 2021 | PromoCell GmbH
Human Endothelial Cells by PromoCell
PromoCell large vessel endothelial cells are available from the umbilical vein and artery, the aorta, the coronary artery, the pulmonary artery, and the saphenous vein. Our microvascular endothelial cells are available from dermal, lung, cardiac and uterine tissues. All our cell types are sourced from healthy, consented donors. Specific donor information like age, sex and tissue location is available for each produced lot. Endothelial cells from diseased donors (e.g. diabetes, myopathies) are available upon request. Proven quality Endothelial Cell Growth Media are available in different variants based on your research needs.
Key features:
- Various donor profiles and HLA information available
- Guaranteed growth performance for 15 population doublings
- PhD-qualified technical support
Endothelial cell transmigration and invasion assay
Angiogenesis is the physiological development of new blood vessels from existing ones, a process that is essential for embryonic and fetal development and organ growth, supports the healing of wounds and skeletal growth, and is also an integral part of pregnancy and the female reproductive cycle. The key challenge in angiogenesis research is still selecting the right combination of in vitro and in vivo assays from the wide available range for obtaining meaningful and translatable results. In this application note, PromoCell provides a robust, rapid and reproducible assay with a reliable readout, in order to study angiogenesis in all its variety.
Tissue engineering of the respiratory epithelium: Insights in culture methods and applications
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