Melanocytes
Melanocytes, skin cells, are located on the middle or bottom layer of skin. Producing melanin is the main function of melanocyte. Melanocyte is widely used on the research of melanoma skin cancer, which is less common but more dangerous if not treated in early stage. Creative Bioarray offers different kinds of melanocyte include Primary Human Melanocyte Cells Human Epidermal Melanocyte-adult and Adult NEONATAL Melanocyte, and also provide various mediums for cell culture.
Species: Mouse
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Donor Status: Normal
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Tissue Type: Foreskin
Donor Status: Normal
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Tissue Type: Epidermis
Donor Status: Normal
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Tissue Type: Epidermis
Donor Status: Normal
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Tissue Type: Epidermis
Donor Status: Normal
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Tissue Type: Epidermis
Donor Status: Normal
Description: The melanocyte is a neural crest-derived cell that localizes in humans to several...
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Tissue Type: Epidermis
Donor Status: Normal
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Donor Status: Normal
Species: Human
Cell Type: Melanocyte
Donor Status: Normal
