Hematopoietic cellular therapy
Cell lines and assays support stem-cell separation, characterization, quality assessment, and monitoring across research workflows.
LeoCorps • Research and development solutions
LeoCorps brings together clinical, scientific, administrative, and consulting expertise with human-derived materials, reagents, assays, and cellular products that support biomedical research.
From material to insight
Formulated laboratory reagents, cord-derived regenerative cells, bone marrow regenerative cells, extracellular vesicles, peripheral blood-derived cells, cell-proliferation tools, and cellular assay kits support research programs focused on advancing disease understanding, scientific discovery, and future patient outcomes.
Research materials
Scientific discovery
Therapeutic research
Translational development
Cell-therapy focus areas
LeoCorps solutions support distinct but connected areas of cellular and regenerative research.
Cell lines and assays support stem-cell separation, characterization, quality assessment, and monitoring across research workflows.
Research tools help teams investigate interactions among immune cells, mixed populations, and purified sub-populations.
Assays support characterization of mesenchymal cells, extracellular vesicles, phenotype, function, expansion, and reproducibility.
A research continuum
Human-derived materials and supporting assays connect discovery questions with characterization, functional evaluation, and candidate-development work.

Support for demanding research programs
Basic scientific research depends on reliable resources. LeoCorps supports commercial, government, and academic scientists with human-derived materials for in vitro and ex vivo work.
Consistent turnaround and quality-focused handling help research teams progress candidate therapeutics from laboratory investigation toward the next stage of development.
Explore quality-assured solutionsStart with the research need
Share the cell or tissue type, scientific objective, donor requirements, assay needs, processing specifications, and project timeline.