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Human Tissue Models

Mattek’s lab-grown human epithelial tissues are living, metabolically active 3D tissue models that provide greater insight into clinical outcomes.

EpiAlveolar™

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Primary Cells Media

Mattek’s decades-long expertise in cell isolation and expansion has created a large and diverse inventory of primary cells from native donor tissue. 3D-certified cells for elevated biological research.

Cultureware

Mattek Dishes have set the benchmark for cell culture and imaging excellence for nearly 40 years. Experience the optical clarity and precision of glass in a Petri dish.

Visikol Products

We offer several reagents and supporting materials that provide researchers with an unprecedented view of tissues for enhanced characterization.

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December 11, 2015

INHIBITION OF UV INDUCED MMP-1 IN EPIDERMAL EQUIVALENTS BY ANTIOXIDANTS.

Chronic exposure to sunlight has been shown to induce matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) synthesis in human skin, resulting...

December 11, 2015

ELUCIDATION OF XENOBIOTIC METABOLISM PATHWAYS IN HUMAN SKIN AND HUMAN SKIN MODELS BY PROTEOMIC PROFILING.

Background: Human skin has the capacity to metabolise foreign chemicals (xenobiotics), but knowledge of the various enzymes...

December 11, 2015

RETENTION OF O-CYMEN-5-OL AND ZINC ON RECONSTRUCTED HUMAN GINGIVAL TISSUE FROM A TOOTHPASTE FORMULATION.

Objectives: To assess the retention of o-cymen-5-ol and zinc on reconstructed human gingival tissue delivered by topical...

December 11, 2015

SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION AND SEMIQUANTIFICATION OF DNA DAMAGE IN NORMAL AND APOPTOTIC CELLS: TRIPLE-IMMUNOFLUORESCENT LABELING USING DAPI, ANTIBODIES, AND TUNEL.

We developed a triple-labeling immunofluorescence technique that simultaneously identifies total DNA (DAPI), DNA damage (antibodies), and dead...

December 11, 2015

IDENTIFICATION OF ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS USING AN ORGANOTYPIC VAGINAL TISSUE MODEL.

Environmental or occupational exposure to a broad variety of chemical agents can alter normal endocrine function. The...