Lonza, HLKC-200K, Human Cryo Kupffer Cells, 0.2 Million

Product Overview Kupffer cells are the resident macrophages in the liver and are part of the first line of defense against bacteria and toxins in the gut. Kupffer cells exhibit typical macrophage morphology and can be activated to produce inflammatory cytokines, growth factors and reactive oxygen species. In vivo , prolonged activation of Kupffer cells are associated with many diseases of the liver including non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), non-alcoholic steato hepatitis (NASH), and liver damage associated with certain bioactivated chemicals. Human Cryopreserved Kupffer cells are isolated and enriched from dissociated human liver tissue and then cryopreserved as passage 0. Characterization of isolated Kupffer cells includes assessing morphology in plated format and evaluating functional responses to LPS stimulation. Request More Info
Benefits LPS Inducible High activation potential Naïve primary cells-never has contacted plastic dish Applications ADMETox Disease research
Storage and Content Cryopreserved Cells, > 200K viable cells