Table 8.

Overview of commercially available reconstructed human skin models^a

Skin model	Type	Company	Cell origin	Reference
EpiDerm™ (EPI-200)	Epidermal	MatTek, MA, USA	Male foreskin	Hayden et al. (2006)
EpiDermFT™ (EFT)	Full thickness (collagen matrix)	MatTek, MA, USA	Male foreskin	Hayden et al. (2003)
EST-1000 (EST)	Epidermal	Cell Systems, Troisdorf, Germany	Male foreskin	Hoffmann et al. (2005)
AST-2000 (AST)	Full thickness (collagen matrix)	Cell Systems, Troisdorf, Germany	Male foreskin	Hoffmann et al. (2003)
Episkin™	Epidermal	SkinEthic™ laboratories, Nice, France	Adult breast skin	Tinois et al. (1991) Netzlaff et al. (2005)
Episkin™ FTM	Full thickness (polycarbonate and collagen matrix)	SkinEthic™ laboratories,	Adult breast skin	Eilstein et al. (2010)
SkinEthik™ RHE	Epidermal	SkinEthic™ laboratories, Nice, France	Adult abdomen Male foreskin	Netzlaff et al. (2005) Eilstein et al. (2014)
Phenion® FT (PFT)	Full thickness (collagen matrix)	Henkel, Düsseldorf, Germany	Male foreskin	Mewes et al. (2007)
StrataTest®	Epidermal	StrataTech, MA, USA	NIKS® human keratinocyte cell line	Slavik et al. (2007)
EuroSkin®	Epidermal	EuroDerm, Leipzig, Germany	Hair follicles	http://www.eurodermbiotech.de (2011)
EPI-MODEL	Epidermal	LabCyte, Aichi, Japan	?	Katoh et al. (2009)

NIKS^®, spontaneously immortalized near-diploid human keratinocyte cell line

^aAdapted from: Jäckh et al. (2012)