BrainXell, Inc.

Today, on #RareDiseaseDay, we take a moment to reflect on the millions of people living with rare diseases around the world. These individuals face unique challenges, and we are reminded of the importance of continued research and innovation in the fight for cures. At BrainXell, we are proud to play a part in this crucial journey. Our advanced cell models, including?neurons, astrocytes, and microglia, are instrumental in researching diseases that have long been overlooked. By creating these human-derived cells, we are enabling groundbreaking studies in rare conditions like: - Huntington’s Disease - ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) - Rett Syndrome - Dravet Syndrome - Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) - Familial Alzheimer’s Disease These cells offer a more accurate representation of disease mechanisms and hold the potential to accelerate the discovery of effective treatments. We honor the courage of those battling these rare diseases, and we commit to working tirelessly toward finding the answers that will lead to better therapies, improved quality of life, and ultimately, cures. ???Together, we can make a difference.?Let’s continue to raise awareness, support the rare disease community, and advance research with the hope of a brighter future. #RareDiseaseDay #BrainXell #Neuroscience #Innovation #CureRareDiseases #Huntingtons #ALS #RettSyndrome #DravetSyndrome #FTD #Alzheimers #MedicalResearch #RareDiseases

Thank you to everyone who attended this week's Neuroimmunology and Drug Development Conference. Our team member, Matthew Mandeville, provided an overview of BrainXell’s portfolio of iPSC-derived neurons and glia, as well as highlighted our new oligodendrocyte disease models and custom-edited production capabilities. #BrainXell #Neuroimmunology #DrugDevelopment #Innovation #Conference

#FluorescenceFriday! Check out this fluorescence image of OPCs co-cultured with glutamatergic neurons, showing key interactions between glial and neuronal cells. These co-cultures provide valuable insights into glial-neuronal communication and neural development. #Neuroscience #Fluorescence #OPCs #GlutamatergicNeurons #CellCulture

Meet Ash Massman, Senior Cell Culture Scientist at BrainXell and read her recent staff spotlight:?https://lnkd.in/g8r2CjVM For her, the ultimate goal is to contribute to the bigger picture of brain health. “We really care about results because we know they impact people’s lives dramatically,” Ash shares. The work done at BrainXell doesn’t just push the boundaries of cell work—it has the potential to change lives.

Science in action! BrainXell's VP of Operations, took his passion for STEM beyond the lab and into the classroom, leading a hands-on science experiment for his son’s class. With his son by his side, the next generation of scientists got a front-row seat to hands-on learning. Permission given for use of photo. #STEMeducation?#FutureScientists?#BrainXell?#ScienceIsFun

Our love for neuroscience grows just like our heart-shaped cells! ???? Wishing you a Valentine’s Day filled with love, discovery, and perfectly cultured connections! #CellfLove #ValentinesDay #BrainXell

Join BrainXell’s Application & Business Development Manager, Matthew Mandeville, for an exclusive talk at the Neuroimmunology Drug Discovery seminar in Boston from February 25-27! ???? Matt will dive into: ?? Our current iPSC-derived neurons & glia portfolio ?? A new product highlight: Oligodendrocytes ?? Disease models & edited lines ?? Custom production capabilities Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights from the experts! Register now to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gxmPj_d4 #Neuroimmunology #iPSC #DrugDiscovery #BrainXell #Oligodendrocytes #BiotechInnovation #Neuroscience

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! BrainXell celebrates the inspiring women driving innovation and progress in science. Their hard work, creativity, and dedication are paving the way for a brighter future. We’re proud to have such talented individuals on our team and grateful for those who support them every step of the way! #WomenInScience #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience #BrainXell #WomenInSTEM #Innovation #Empowerment #STEM

?? Fluorescence Friday: GLUT1 Expression in BMEC Specification This #FluorescenceFriday, we’re comparing GLUT1 expression before and after BMEC specification from hiPSC-derived endothelial cells. Our fluorescence imaging reveals key insights into how these cells adapt, enhancing our understanding of blood-brain barrier function. #FluorescenceImaging #GLUT1Expression #BMEC #hiPSCs #NeurovascularResearch

At BrainXell, we’re dedicated to advancing research and development by providing high-quality, customizable cell culture solutions. Our products are designed to meet the specific needs of your projects, enabling more accurate, reproducible, and impactful results. Whether you're studying neurodegenerative diseases, brain development, or drug testing, BrainXell’s products offer: ? Tailored cell models for precise experimental conditions ? Improved reproducibility and consistency in results ? Enhanced efficiency for accelerated research timelines Elevate your research with products that support innovation and drive progress: https://lnkd.in/gq4TBfDV #BrainXell #CellCulture #NeuroscienceResearch #CustomSolutions #R&D #InnovationInScience