Cell Systems News — 3D brain

3D modeling of the blood-brain barrier in a microfluidic chip using Cell Systems human primary cells has shed light onto how different types of brain cells can independently affect the brain’s response to neuroinflammation. As a more physiologically relevant model, this BBB-chip can be a new promising tool for understanding the brain.   

In gene therapy and pharmacology, the blood brain barrier (BBB) is a known obstacle prohibiting efficient drug transport to the CNS. One step to unlocking this black box is the creation of an in vitro human BBB model. In the link below, read on to see how scientists used ACBRI 376 cells (Primary Human Brain Microvascular Endothelial Cells) to create a 3D vascular model of CNS angiogenesis. Cell Systems antibody free Primary Human Brain Microvascular Endothelial Cells are ideal tools for your cell biology research. Cell Systems ships globally from an inventory that allows for primary cells to always be...