Endothelial Cells

iPSC-derived endothelial cells
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Description

 

Endothelial cells are flat, thin cells that line the blood vessels and lymphatic system and are crucial in understanding vascular function, disease processes and tissue regeneration.


Endothelial cells can be differentiated from pluripotent stem cells using STEMCell Technologies protocols and media kits. The resultant cells are robust and reproducible cell models that can be used in biomedical research to investigate vascular health, disease mechanisms and potential therapies for a variety of conditions.

Specifications

    • Pluripotent stem cell derived 
    • Grown in 2D 
    • Cultured as a minimum of 5 days 
    • Available in culture, or as low-passage cryopreserved vials
    • Flow Cytometry 
    • Morphological attributes
    • CD34 
    • CD31 
    • CD144 
    • CD45 
    • CD309 
    • CD105

Applications

  • Stem Cell Biology 
  • 3D Culture 
  • Organoids 
  • Drug Screening 
  • Vascular Biology 
  • Cancer Biology
  • Regenerative Medicine 
  • Blood-Brain Barrier

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3D Culture Facility

Room 2061, Level 2
BioSciences (E26)
UNSW Sydney, NSW 2033

Phone: 02 9348 8212
Email: 3Dculture@unsw.edu.au

Dr Alison Ferguson

Research Manager
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3D Culture Facility

The 3D Culture Facility is a centralised, multi-user facility dedicated to advancing therapeutics through innovative 3D culture techniques.

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