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Rat Wistar Hannover Hepatocytes, Cryopreserved, Plateable

Rat Wistar Hannover Hepatocytes, Cryopreserved, Plateable

Catalog #: RWCP01

Rat Plateable Cryopreserved Hepatocytes are specifically tested for healthy morphology lasting 72 hours in monlayer sandwich culture.

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Product Overview

Cryopreserved Wistar Han Rat Hepatocytes, plateable qualified are specifically pre tested for metabolic activity of general Phase I and Phase II metabolism in suspension. They are tested for healthy morphology lasting 72 hours in monlayer sandwich culture.

 

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Benefits

  • Plateable
  • >5 million cells/vial
  • Characterized for drug metabolism

Applications

  • Drug metabolism in plated monolayer format
  • Species-species comparisons
  • Genomics

Storage and Content

Cryo vial, > 5 million viable cells
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SDS, CoA, and Instructions

Certificate of Analysis (CoA)

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  • Instructions & Technical Info - Cryopreserved Hepatocyte Cell Systems

    Technical information and instructions for culturing cryopreserved primary hepatocytes in suspension or plated formats
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Educational Material

Brochures, White Papers etc.

  • A Novel in vitro Liver Cell Culture Flow System Allowing Long-term Metabolism and Hepatotoxicity Studies

    Lonza Scientific poster. Here we present an alternative in vitro model that is based on the long-term culture of PHH in the Quasi Vivo® QV900 flow system.
  • Primary Human Hepatocyte Spheroid Generation and Performance in Culture Systems

    This poster presents a study in which our scientists analyzed and optimized the formation, culture and performance of PHH in different spheroid culture systems and under various culture conditions.
  • Webinar - Hepatocytes in the Drug Development Pipeline

    Overview of how primary hepatocytes are used in drug development
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