Renewable Supply
Banked progenitor cells support scalable studies without repeated primary tissue isolation.
Life science reagents, cellular materials, genetic materials and research services from ABM.

Neural stem cells are self-renewing, multipotent CNS progenitors capable of generating neurons, astrocytes, and oligodendrocytes. Under controlled differentiation, they provide scalable cell models with consistent phenotype, validated markers, and functional behaviour.

A banked, characterized progenitor source reduces dependence on repeated primary tissue isolation while retaining a CNS-relevant phenotype.
Banked progenitor cells support scalable studies without repeated primary tissue isolation.
Defined differentiation and a controlled source improve consistency across experiments.
Models support 2D culture, neuron–glia co-culture, 3D integration, imaging, transcriptomics, and electrophysiology.
NSC-derived neuronal and glial cells support CNS workflows that depend on a consistent phenotype and scalable supply.

The current collection contains cryopreserved neural-stem-cell-derived neuronal and glial models with matched culture support.
Differentiated neuronal cells derived from rat neural stem cells. Post-thaw cultures form functional networks and express neuronal marker MAP2.
NSC-derived astrocytes with stellate morphology and GFAP expression for monoculture, co-culture, and 3D systems.
Coming soon: Human NSC-derived neuronal models for donor- and disease-relevant CNS research.
Matched media and surface reagents support reliable post-thaw recovery, morphology, and functional maturation.
Differentiation and maintenance medium for rat neurons, supporting maturation and network formation.
Neural stem cell expansion medium for thaw and propagation workflows.
Surface coating supports neuronal adhesion and neurite extension.
Serum-free cryopreservation medium designed to reduce freeze–thaw damage.
They are produced from a controlled banked progenitor source, reducing lot variability and avoiding fresh tissue isolation for every experiment.
Neuronal models use defined media and appropriate PLO/Laminin surface coating; requirements vary by selected cell type.