Human Dermal Fibroblast – Adult (HDF-Ad)

HDF-Ad cells are highly responsive to external stimuli, making them a valuable tool for investigating the cellular responses to different environmental factors such as UV radiation, oxidative stress, and various pharmaceutical compounds. Their ability to proliferate and produce essential proteins under controlled conditions also makes them suitable for studies in drug development, particularly in the context of dermal toxicity and efficacy testing. These cells retain many of the physiological characteristics of their tissue of origin, providing a relevant model for in vitro studies aimed at understanding skin biology at the molecular and cellular levels.