Primary Cells

Primary cells refer to individual cells obtained from tissues or organs of the body through trypsin, collagenase, neutral protease or other methods and cultured in vitro to simulate the environment of the body. Generally, the cultured cells within the first to tenth generation are collectively referred to as primary cells. In the absence of genetic and chemical modification, primary cells retain many important physiological characteristics of their original tissue system and can well mimic in vivo conditions. Therefore, it provides an ideal cell model for research fields such as cell biology, physiology, developmental biology, oncology, immunology, and even the research on the pathogenic mechanism of diseases and drug treatment.

Elabscience is committed to building a professional primary cell research and development and service platform, providing hundreds of types of cells from fat, skin, lung, liver, kidney, pancreas, intestine and other tissues for the majority of scientific researchers. These tissues are derived from rats, mouse, rabbits, chickens, etc.

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