Revolutionizing the study of neuroscience

The Purdue Neuroscience Cell Engineering Core, established by the Purdue Institute for Integrative Neuroscience, facilitates stem cell-related research for the Purdue community and beyond by providing iPSC lines and multiple differentiated cell types from human iPSCs, with a special focus on neuronal cells. Employing state-of-the-art technologies, we induce and differentiate iPSCs for studying disease mechanisms in-a-dish, drug screening and other applications. Capabilities include iPSC derivation, expansion, distribution and differentiation; a cell repository; functional studies; and training and consultation for iPSC cultures, reprogramming and differentiation.

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Discover for yourself how the Purdue Neuroscience Cell Engineering Core can take your research to the next level. Join us for coffee to learn about the core’s capabilities and discuss a new RFA to support novel neuroscience projects involving the core.