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Mitochondria GFP Tag Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells

NBP-0001GFP-Mitochon Primary Cells
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Mitochondria GFP Tag Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells
In Stock 1ml
Product Type Human Endothelial cells
Viability >98% viable (Trypan Blue exclusion)
Storage 37°C or liquid Nitrogen Vapor Phase
Shelf Life Very stable in the Liquid Nitrogen Vapor Phase

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Description

Mitochondria GFP-Tagged Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells are primary or immortalized HUVECs engineered to express Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) targeted to the mitochondria. The GFP signal allows direct visualization of mitochondrial morphology, distribution, movement, and dynamics in live endothelial cells.

These cells retain key endothelial properties and are useful for studying vascular biology, mitochondrial function, angiogenesis, oxidative stress, drug toxicity, and endothelial dysfunction.

Guarantee expansion for a minimum of 2-5 population doublings.

IMPORTANT: Quality warranty requires use of NeoBioPharma media. Biohazardous material despite negative pathogen testing. Quality claims must be reported within 1 month.

Key Features

Catalog Number: NBP-0001GFP-Mitochon
Product Format: Frozen
Vial Cell Number: > 5x10[5] cells/vial
Passage:1(P1)
Storage: Liquid Nitrogen, Vapor Phase
Intended Use: Research use only (RUO)

Characteristics

-Cell Type Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells , HUVECs
-Fluorescent Tag Mitochondria-targeted GFP
-Fluorescence Bright green mitochondrial signal
-Morphology Cobblestone-like endothelial morphology under standard culture conditions
-Growth Pattern Adherent monolayer culture

Quick Facts
Product Type

Human Endothelial cells

Viability

>98% viable (Trypan Blue exclusion)

Applications

1. Mitochondrial Biology Used to study mitochond…

Availability

In Stock • Global Shipping

Technical Specifications

Product Type
Human Endothelial cells
Viability
>98% viable (Trypan Blue exclusion)
Proliferative Capability
Primary cells capable of multiple passages when using recommended medium and proper handling
Genetic Modifications
Mitochondria GFP tag
Storage Conditions
37°C or liquid Nitrogen Vapor Phase
Shelf Life
Very stable in the Liquid Nitrogen Vapor Phase
Product Code
NBP-0001GFP-Mitochon
Size/Format
1ml
Primary Applications
1. Mitochondrial Biology Used to study mitochondrial morphology movement fusion/fission membrane network organization and mitochondrial stress responses. 2. Endothelial Dysfunction Research Useful for modeling endothelial damage caused by inflammation oxidative stress diabetes-related stress hypoxia or toxic compounds. 3. Angiogenesis Studies Can be used in tube formation assays migration assays and wound-healing assays to evaluate the role of mitochondrial activity during blood vessel formation. 4. Drug Discovery and Toxicity Screening Ideal for testing compounds that may affect mitochondrial health endothelial viability ROS production or vascular toxicity. 5. Live-Cell Fluorescence Imaging The mitochondrial GFP tag enables real-time visualization without additional mitochondrial dyes reducing staining variability and cytotoxicity. 6. Oxidative Stress and Metabolism Assays Useful for evaluating mitochondrial response to ROS inflammatory cytokines hypoxia/reoxygenation glucose stress and metabolic inhibitors. 7. Vascular Disease Modeling Applicable in research related to atherosclerosis cardiovascular disease thrombosis inflammation and diabetic vascular complications.

Applications & Use Cases

Primary Applications
1. Mitochondrial Biology Used to study mitochondrial morphology

Suitable for 1. mitochondrial biology used to study mitochondrial morphology studies and research applications

movement

Suitable for movement studies and research applications

fusion/fission

Suitable for fusion/fission studies and research applications

membrane network organization

Suitable for membrane network organization studies and research applications

and mitochondrial stress responses. 2. Endothelial Dysfunction Research Useful for modeling endothelial damage caused by inflammation

Suitable for and mitochondrial stress responses. 2. endothelial dysfunction research useful for modeling endothelial damage caused by inflammation studies and research applications

oxidative stress

Suitable for oxidative stress studies and research applications

diabetes-related stress

Suitable for diabetes-related stress studies and research applications

hypoxia

Suitable for hypoxia studies and research applications

or toxic compounds. 3. Angiogenesis Studies Can be used in tube formation assays

Suitable for or toxic compounds. 3. angiogenesis studies can be used in tube formation assays studies and research applications

migration assays

Suitable for migration assays studies and research applications

and wound-healing assays to evaluate the role of mitochondrial activity during blood vessel formation. 4. Drug Discovery and Toxicity Screening Ideal for testing compounds that may affect mitochondrial health

Suitable for and wound-healing assays to evaluate the role of mitochondrial activity during blood vessel formation. 4. drug discovery and toxicity screening ideal for testing compounds that may affect mitochondrial health studies and research applications

endothelial viability

Suitable for endothelial viability studies and research applications

ROS production

Suitable for ros production studies and research applications

or vascular toxicity. 5. Live-Cell Fluorescence Imaging The mitochondrial GFP tag enables real-time visualization without additional mitochondrial dyes

Suitable for or vascular toxicity. 5. live-cell fluorescence imaging the mitochondrial gfp tag enables real-time visualization without additional mitochondrial dyes studies and research applications

reducing staining variability and cytotoxicity. 6. Oxidative Stress and Metabolism Assays Useful for evaluating mitochondrial response to ROS

Suitable for reducing staining variability and cytotoxicity. 6. oxidative stress and metabolism assays useful for evaluating mitochondrial response to ros studies and research applications

inflammatory cytokines

Suitable for inflammatory cytokines studies and research applications

hypoxia/reoxygenation

Suitable for hypoxia/reoxygenation studies and research applications

glucose stress

Suitable for glucose stress studies and research applications

and metabolic inhibitors. 7. Vascular Disease Modeling Applicable in research related to atherosclerosis

Suitable for and metabolic inhibitors. 7. vascular disease modeling applicable in research related to atherosclerosis studies and research applications

cardiovascular disease

Suitable for cardiovascular disease studies and research applications

thrombosis

Suitable for thrombosis studies and research applications

inflammation

Suitable for inflammation studies and research applications

and diabetic vascular complications.

Suitable for and diabetic vascular complications. studies and research applications

Research Areas
In Vitro Studies

Cell culture and screening applications

Molecular Biology

Gene expression & signaling studies

Drug Discovery

Screening & validation studies

Disease Modeling

Pathophysiology research

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