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Human platelet lysate

20 listings from 11 suppliers

Japanese name: ヒト血小板溶解物(hPL)培養添加物

Human platelet lysate (hPL) is a culture supplement rich in platelet-derived growth factors. It replaces fetal bovine serum in expansion of MSCs and other cells, especially when a process moves toward xeno-free, clinical manufacturing. Buyers compare grade (research or GMP/clinical), whether heparin must be added, pathogen reduction treatment, lot-to-lot consistency, and regulatory documentation. Here are the products we track in this category, their makers, and the Japanese sellers.

Standard grade (research use)
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
PLTMax Human Platelet Lysate (SCM141)MerckMerck Ltd., Japan (Japanese subsidiary, Life Science)
PLTGold Human Platelet Lysate (SCM152)MerckMerck Ltd., Japan (Japanese subsidiary, Life Science)
PLTGold Human Platelet LysateSartoriusSartorius Japan K.K. (Japanese subsidiary)
Human Platelet Lysate (hPL)STEMCELL TechnologiesNot yet confirmed
StemulateCook RegentecNot yet confirmed
ELAREM PrimePL BioScienceNot yet confirmed
GMP and clinical grade
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
PLTMax GMPMill Creek Life SciencesNot yet confirmed
PLTGold GMPCaptivate BioNot yet confirmed
MultiPL'100MacopharmaNot yet confirmed
MultiPL'30MacopharmaNot yet confirmed
ELAREM PerformPL BioScienceNot yet confirmed
Pathogen reduction and viral inactivation
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
nLiven PRSexton BiotechnologiesNot yet confirmed
UltraGRO-PURE GI GMPCorefrontNot yet confirmed
ELAREM UltimatePL BioScienceNot yet confirmed
PLTGold-GIMill Creek Life SciencesNot yet confirmed
GMP general-purpose and other grades
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
UltraGRO GMP gradeCorefrontNot yet confirmed
UltraGRO-Advanced GMP gradeCorefrontNot yet confirmed
UltraGRO series (sales in Japan)CorefrontNot yet confirmed
PLUS Human Platelet LysateCaptivate BioNot yet confirmed
Human Platelet Lysate (HPL)TCS BiosciencesNot yet confirmed

“Where to buy in Japan” shows only sales relationships we have confirmed on the company’s or the distributor’s own website. “Not yet confirmed” means we have not checked yet, not that the product is unavailable in Japan. Product names link to the maker’s own page.