Apply for your free trial with ImmuONE_Explore™
ImmuONE_Explore™ gives you unique access to our in vitro inhalation safety platforms in the form of 1 x 24 well plate of ImmuPHAGE™.
Apply for your free trial with ImmuONE_Explore™
ImmuONE_Explore™ gives you unique access to our in vitro inhalation safety platforms in the form of 1 x 24 well plate of ImmuPHAGE™.
This immune model can help you to understand the effects that chemicals have in the deep lung, an important advantage over other products which are limited to only showing cells to be alive or dead.
It’s well suited in application for a range of sectors, including cosmetics, tobacco, fragrances, agri-chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.
Get complimentary short-term access to a limited amount of our products so you can to familiarize yourself with our offerings and test them within their own laboratories before purchasing a full service or product.
ImmuONE’s models can provide a detailed understanding of the immune processes found in the small airways, including particle clearance, inflammation response, and changes in cell function (e.g. foamy macrophages).
The model is composed of alveolar macrophage-like cells assembled in vitro in well plates, that closely represent the form and function of human cells. Substances are added to the well plates, and adverse responses can then be evaluated.
This immune model is fully validated and characterised for cell structure & viability, phagocytic activity and cytokine response. ImmuONE_Explore™ gives you access for a free trial as a product and as part of ImmuONE’s service packages.
Use of ImmuONE_Explore™ entitles ImmuONE use of company Logo on marketing materials and website.
Dr Victoria Hunter co-founded ImmuONE in 2019 with Abigail after a successful Innovation to Commercialisation of University Research (ICURe) programme which allowed us to accelerate our human in vitro immunocompetent lung models to market. Her role as Chief Scientific Officer spans the scientific and commercial aspects of the company.
Louis is a true believer in the need for robust, animal-free, and human-relevant models in toxicity testing and is an immunologist by trade. Louis believes exploring the modulation of macrophage biology in commercial testing is pivotal for understanding important aspects of how our lungs and bodies are affected by inhaled compounds. Immune cells are our “knights in shining armour” when it comes to protecting our body, and by that logic, ensuring their health is incredibly important.