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Human Melanocytes
Human melanocytes are pigment-producing cells derived from the basal layer of the epidermis or hair follicles, responsible for synthesizing melanin and regulating pigmentation. These cells are isolated from healthy donor skin tissue and expanded in vitro under optimized conditions to retain their morphology, melanin production capability, and responsiveness to UV, cytokines, and growth factors.

Human Melanocytes

$450.00Price
    • 1 mln cells/vial 
    • Post-thaw viability - ≥ 80%
    • Cell Type - primary human melanocytes
    • Morphology - dendritic, bipolar or multipolar, pigmented
    • Passage Number - typically P2–P3
    • Culture Type - proliferates as a monolayer; doubling time ~36–72 hours under optimal conditions

     

    • Skin pigmentation and melanogenesis studies

    • UV radiation and photodamage research

    • Drug and cosmetic ingredient testing

    • Melanocyte–keratinocyte interaction modeling

    • Melanoma biology and transformation assays

    • Wound healing and skin regeneration research

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