Get to the Heart of Your Toxicological Studies with Immortalized Primary Cells

When developing renal and cardiovascular toxicity assays, a major challenge many scientists face is ensuring the cell models used are both highly predictive of human physiology and reliable and consistent between experiments. Continuous cell lines, primary cell cultures, and stem cell-derived cultures are among the current in vitro models available to the research community. Each of these cell models has advantages and disadvantages. In this webinar, ATCC scientists will discuss our collection of immortalized primary cells, which exhibit the growth characteristics and reproducibility of a continuous cell line while maintaining the in vivo biologies of a primary cell. We will then provide application data illustrating how ATCC renal and cardiovascular cell models can be used across a range of applications including predictive toxicology and high-throughput compound screening for drug discovery and development.