Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is a type of stroke characterized by bleeding in the brain parenchyma. Ace Therapeutics offers customizable rodent whole blood injection and collagenase injection hemorrhagic stroke models to help you study the complex pathophysiology of ICH. In vivo models have high translational potential, but their long turnaround time and high cost make them unsuitable for high-throughput screening. In vitro models allow for ICH studies to be performed in a simplified culture system, making them particularly suitable for high-throughput screening and mechanistic studies. Current in vitro ICH models focus on secondary injuries associated with ICH, including hematoma expansion, neuronal cell death, oxidative stress, and blood-brain barrier disruption.
As a leading company in the field of stroke research, Ace Therapeutics offers reliable hemorrhagic stroke in vitro models. Our lab has an extensive cell bank to support in vitro stroke research. Click to view our cell products. Our in vitro ICH models provide a platform for rapid and efficient drug screening for stroke. We also provide in vitro phenotypic assays including analysis of different parameters associated with cellular damage.
We offer a variety of ICH in vitro modeling methods for our customers to choose.
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| Hemoglobin Treatment | We treat cells with hemoglobin to mimic the release of hemoglobin into brain tissue after a cerebral hemorrhage. When cells are treated with hemoglobin, they exhibit phenotypes or features associated with hemorrhagic stroke, such as a range of inflammatory responses and disruption of the blood-brain barrier. |
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| Hemin Treatment | We use hemin to treat cells to simulate hemorrhagic stroke. Cell survival, metabolism and function are altered. |
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| Intracerebral Injection of Autologous Blood Treatment | We simulate hemorrhagic stroke in vitro by exposing brain slices to autologous blood. Action potential amplitude and cell viability are affected. |
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| Hydrogen Peroxide Treatment | We use hydrogen peroxide to treat cells to simulate oxidative stress in hemorrhagic stroke. |
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| Glutamate Treatment | We treat cells with glutamate to mimic excitotoxic injury in hemorrhagic stroke. |
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Ace Therapeutics's in vitro hemorrhagic stroke model is a very useful stroke research tool to help understand the underlying biochemical and cellular mechanisms. The in vitro system not only provides a low-cost basis for your stroke drug discovery but also complements in vivo assay studies to improve clinical translation. Need to know more? Contact us and let one of our experts provide you with all the answers you need.
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