Rat Cortical Neurons

Description

Rat Cortical Neurons (RCN), sourced from embryonic day 18 rat brain cortex, are vital components of the central nervous system. As the fundamental units of the brain, neurons serve anatomical, functional, and trophic roles. They receive sensory inputs, transmit motor commands, and facilitate intricate signal processing within the brain. The cerebral cortex, where RCN reside, is instrumental in processes such as cognition, memory, attention, language, and consciousness. These neurons establish intricate connections through neurites and synapses, forming complex neural networks responsible for signal transmission. Dysregulation in cortical function is associated with various neurological and psychiatric disorders, highlighting the significance of RCN in understanding brain injuries and dysfunctions.

Why choose Rat Cortical Neurons from AcceGen?

Choosing Rat Cortical Neurons from AcceGen offers the advantage of exceptional viability and quality. With each vial containing over a million viable cells, these neurons exhibit consistent post-thaw viability of 50-80%, accompanied by high neuronal purity. AcceGen ensures optimal culture conditions for continued growth, providing a reliable resource for neurological research.

Application

• FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY

• Exclusively intended for research purposes, Rat Cortical Neurons present an indispensable resource for comprehending the intricacies of brain function and disorders. Their applications span various realms, including investigating neurogenesis, neurotransmitter function, gene expression, signaling pathways, electrophysiology, neurotoxicity, drug screening, and the development of advanced cell culture models. These neurons offer a versatile platform to explore the physiological and pathophysiological aspects of the brain, facilitating breakthroughs in neuroscience and drug development.