A low-risk way to try human cells in your research
ioCells portfolio
ioWild Type Cells
ioWild Type Cells are defined, easy-to-use, functional iPSC-derived human cells from a healthy donor background that are ready for fundamental research and drug discovery experimentation within days.
ioDisease Model Cells
ioDisease Model Cells are ioWild Type Cells engineered to contain disease-relevant mutations. ioDisease Model Cells and ioWild Type Cells form an isogenic pair allowing scientists to make true comparisons.
CRISPR-Ready ioCells
CRISPR-Ready ioCells are human iPSC-derived cells constitutively expressing Cas9 nuclease for rapid gene knockout generation.
ioTracker Cells
ioTracker Cells are human iPSC-derived cells constitutively expressing a fluorescent protein for easy visualisation, tracking, and isolation of human cells in live-cell imaging assays.
ioCells benchtop benefits
Quick
Save months of work with cells that are ready-for-experiments within days
Ease-of-use
ioCells are delivered cryopreserved and have established protocols for experimental assays
Consistency
Unprecedented lot-to-lot consistency supports reproducible results
Human functional data
Physiologically relevant cells to generate translational data
Routine gene knockouts, activation and interference
CRISPR-Ready ioCells for easy gene perturbation experiments
Co-culture compatible
Build complex multi-cell cultures to model the CNS
Trusted by scientists, proven by discovery
Dr Simone Mader
Junior Group Leader | Institute of Clinical Neuroimmunology | LMU Munich
"不良研究所鈥檚 ioGlutamatergic Neurons provide a human model that is well-characterised, batch-consistent, and easy to use with our limited neuronal culture experience. We are grateful for the support from the 不良研究所 team and are now preparing our data for publication."
Dr Elizabeth Di Lullo
Associate Scientific Director | Brainever
鈥淲e thawed the cells and they looked wonderful. Close to 100% viable and looked great in cell culture! No clumping and easy to culture.鈥�
Dr Irit Reichenstein
Senior Scientist | Anima Biotech
"We did use the cells and were very happy with them :) They were very homogenous (unlike motor neurons from other vendors that we worked with), viable and absolutely beautiful. We got wonderful results with them."
Publishable research in 12 weeks
This case study showcases the research of Professor Deepak Srivastava's lab at King鈥檚 College London, and their use of human iPSC-derived ioGlutamatergic Neurons to optimise their experimental timelines in their recent publication identifying schizophrenia risk factors.
Proven protocols to get you started
An expanding collection of easy-to-use protocols, optimised by 不良研究所's experts to save you time and get you data quickly.
Available protocols
- Multi-cell culture of neurons and glia including MEA experiments
- Cell characterisation assays such as ICC/IF staining, cell counting, or cell detachment
- Cell transfection with mRNA
