Primary Human Lung Cells for Multiple Research Purposes

In addition to traditional culturing techniques, researchers are now incorporating primary lung epithelial cells on microchips to better mimic the in vivo cellular environment.

A Growing and Worldwide Liver Disease Epidemic

Liver disease is more common that you think. Liver diseases pose a significant and rapidly growing problem for national health care systems throughout the world.

Human Intestinal Cell Subtypes can be Key to Effective Preclinical Studies

Primary human intestinal cells are ideal to study intestinal physiology, model the pathophysiology of gastrointestinal disease, and evaluate the efficacy or toxicity of orally administered drugs during preclinical development.

Primary Human Kidney Cells for Screening of Potential Nephrotoxicity

Because nephrotoxicity may affect one or more kidney cell types, the identification and evaluation of potential nephrotoxic effects is a challenging endeavor for pharmaceutical scientists.