Human Neural Hindbrain Stem Cell

Description

HighQC™ Human Neural Hindbrain Stem Cells are a type of multipotent neural stem cell isolated from human hindbrain tissue. These cells exhibit neural progenitor morphology — small bipolar or multipolar cell bodies with extended processes. They have the potential to differentiate into neurons, astrocytes, and oligodendrocytes under defined culture conditions. In vitro, they maintain high proliferative capacity and exhibit self-renewal properties. Human Neural Hindbrain Stem Cells serve as an critical model for studying human brain development, neurogenesis, and neurodegenerative diseases., and enable applications in neural differentiation, neurotoxicity assays, and regenerative medicine research.

Application

• hHBSCs offer a unique platform for studying hindbrain development and disease. They support neurodevelopmental research by modeling the formation of brain structures and aid in investigating disorders originating in the hindbrain. Applications extend to drug screening for neurodegenerative diseases, cell replacement therapies, functional neural studies, and gene editing. Furthermore, hHBSCs are used to evaluate neurotoxicity and cellular responses to environmental factors, contributing to a deeper understanding of hindbrain physiology and pathology.