axoCells™ motor neurons are derived from human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and specifically designed for robust in vitro neuromuscular disease modeling with accelerated maturation and key marker expression.
Motor neurons innervate muscle cells to control various voluntary and involuntary movements. The progressive degeneration of motor neurons is the core of neuromuscular disorders, such as ALS. AxoCells Motor Neurons by Axol Bioscience are commonly paired with muscle cells to power sophisticated Immunocytochemistry of day 21 mature axoCells Motor Neurons demonstrating presence of key markers . Images captured on a Leica microscope x20 magnification.
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