Reagents and instruments for immunology, cell biology and molecular biology.

Cell Biologics


Cell Biologics is a premier company and the first to offer genetically modified and normal mouse primary endothelial cells and other mouse cell types. The production of mouse primary endothelial cells was not economically or technically feasible until the creation of our company- Cell Biologics. The goal of our scientists and staff is to provide you with the best murine primary endothelial cells and other mouse primary cells for your research needs and to give you customized solutions to your specific research problems. While genetically modified mice have proven to be a useful model for many human pathologies, culture of murine normal or genetically modified endothelial cells and other mouse primary cells are extremely beneficial to multidisciplinary, biomedically important, endothelial cell research in the areas of cell adhesion, angiogenesis, gene therapy and drug targeting. Cell Biologics is dedicated to the rapid development of significant basic and clinical research on the endothelium by saving investigators time, money, and laboratory costs in the production of consistent normal and genetically modified cells in a timely and reproducible manner. Webste : www.cellbiologics.com

Human Thyroid cells

The thyroid is also called the thyroid gland. It is an endocrine gland regulating many hormonal systems by the secretion of 3 hormones: triiodothyronine (T3) in very small quantities, thyroxine (T4) and calcitonin which is involved in calcium metabolism. The greatest production of T3 is obtained by the conversion of T4 in the liver, for the largest quantity, and the intestines for the rest. The thyroid produces T3 directly for only 10-20%. The production of these hormones is governed by the thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by the pituitary gland and requires an iodine supply. In humans, the thyroid gland is located on the front of the neck. Thyroid hormones regulate the metabolism in all cells of the body and are part of the hormonal system that regulates body temperature, body weight, muscle strength, appetite, respiration, growth, the reproductive system as well as heart, brain and kidney function.