axoCells™ Human iPSC-Derived Sensory Neurons, male donor, ≥3.2 million cells

axoCells Human iPSC-Derived Sensory Neurons (≥3.2 million cells) for pain and sensation research. Sensory neurons made from iPSCs which were generated from a newborn male donor's cord blood.

Key highlights include:

• Expression of the key nociceptive ion channels including Nav1.7 and the DRG-specific, TTX-resistant channels, Nav1.8 and Nav1.9 as well as the temperature-sensitive, TRPV1 and TRPM8, and TRPA1, a sensor of pungency, bitterness, and cold
• Assay-ready in just 21 days with our Maturation Maximizer media supplement (ax0058)
• Functional relevance across multiple assays including capsaicin and menthol treatment, thermoception, and neurite outgrowth with paclitaxel
• Designed for advanced in vitro model formats including co-culture, microfluidics devices, and organ-on-chip platforms
• Manufactured in our ISO 9001-accredited production facility with excellent ISSCR Standards compliance

With our axoCells iPSC-derived sensory neurons, you can unlock the benefits of iPSC technology for your in vitro pain and peripheral neurotoxicity models.