Primary Human Hepatocytes

Primary human hepatocytes are the gold standard for metabolism, drug-drug interaction, and toxicity studies in vitro

Hepatocytes available

Plateable Primary Human Hepatocytes (Cryo) - Plateable Hepatocytes

Plateable (Cryo)

Fresh human hepatocytes

Fresh

Suspension (Cryo)

Nash Hepatocytes

NASH

Primary Human Hepatocytes Characterization

Primary human hepatocytes represent a cornerstone in liver-related research and drug development, providing a critical link between in vitro studies and the complex functions of the human liver. These cells offer a range of subcategories, each tailored to specific research needs, further enhancing their versatility and relevance in various scientific applications.

Primary human hepatocytes are the main functional cells of the liver. They make up approximately 70% of all cells within the liver and perform multiple functions including protein synthesis and storage, carbohydrate metabolism, lipid metabolism, and detoxification.