Human Intestinal Epithelial Cells Ileum

Description

Human Intestinal Epithelial Cells, Ileum are primary epithelial cells isolated from the human ileum, the distal segment of the small intestine. These cells play a critical role in nutrient absorption, maintenance of the intestinal barrier, immune regulation, and host–microbiota interactions. They retain the characteristic morphology and physiological properties of ileal epithelial cells, making them a valuable in vitro model for studies of intestinal physiology, epithelial barrier function, nutrient transport, inflammation, drug absorption, host–pathogen interactions, and gastrointestinal diseases. These cells are also suitable for applications in toxicology, pharmacology, and intestinal tissue engineering research.