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Our services

We have designed our services to effectively support pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry research. With our innovative solutions, we significantly contribute to the sustainable, modern, and efficient development of drug innovations.

Custom iPSC Generation from Human Donor Cells

Reprogramming somatic cells from both healthy donors and patients into high-quality, validated iPSC clones using footprint-free, integration-free methods — ideal for research, disease modeling, and drug discovery workflows.

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3D Disease and Control Models from iPSCs

We generate 3D spheroid and organoid models from both healthy and patient-derived iPSCs. These models serve as powerful tools for academic and industrial research in disease modeling and therapy development, while helping to reduce reliance on animal testing.

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Testing Drug Safety & Efficacy in 3D Models

Human iPSC-derived 3D models provide physiologically relevant platforms for assessing compound safety and efficacy. Our assays support target validation, mechanism-of-action studies, and translational preclinical development.

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GLP Laboratory Services

GLP-compliant testing services using human 2D and 3D cell-based models — designed for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and medical device development. Our assays deliver reliable, high-quality data in line with regulatory standards.

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Custom iPSC Generation from Human Donor Cells

We generate custom, footprint-free induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) lines on request from any human donor - healthy or patient - and from the cell source you specify (e.g., PBMCs, dermal fibroblasts). Our integration-free reprogramming workflows are optimized for speed, reliability, and high clonality, delivering fully characterized lines ready for downstream use. If needed, we perform precise genome engineering with state-of-the-art editing systems - covering knock-outs, knock-ins, small edits, tag insertions, and targeted deletions - followed by clonal isolation and rigorous validation. Each line is supplied with a comprehensive QC package (identity and sterility checks, mycoplasma testing, karyotype/CNV assessment on request, pluripotency marker expression and tri-lineage potential), ensuring reproducibility and high quality for applications such as disease modeling, target validation, assay development, and drug discovery.

3D Disease and Control Models from iPSCs

We generate human iPSC-derived 3D spheroid and organoid systems - available as matched disease and isogenic control models - spanning neural, cardiac, hepatic and other tissue contexts. Built on standardized differentiation workflows, our platforms are optimized for reproducibility, scalability, and assay-readiness across screening and mechanism-of-action studies. On request, we engineer disease-relevant edits (knock-outs, knock-ins, point mutations, tag insertions, targeted deletions) and establish paired control lines, followed by clonal isolation and rigorous validation. Each 3D model is supplied with a comprehensive QC package (identity and sterility checks, mycoplasma testing, viability and uniformity metrics, morphology/size distribution, lineage-specific marker expression, and functional readouts where applicable), ensuring consistent performance for disease modeling, target validation, efficacy and safety assessment, and drug discovery - while reducing reliance on animal testing.

Testing Drug Safety & Efficacy in

3D Models

We perform advanced toxicology and mechanism-of-action studies on human iPSC-derived 3D neural, cardiac, and hepatic models — physiologically relevant systems that close the gap between in vitro assays and in vivo outcomes. Using high-throughput (HTS) and high-content (HCS) screening, we provide scalable and high-resolution assessments of compound safety, efficacy, and pharmacodynamics. Side-by-side comparisons with healthy and patient-derived models are supported by rigorous QC (identity, sterility, mycoplasma, morphology, viability, lineage-specific markers, and functional readouts), ensuring reproducibility and translational relevance while reducing reliance on animal models.

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Innocell Kft.
1119 Budapest, Than Károly utca 20.
E-mail: info@innocellclinic.com