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When I need more information on a protein or antibody, one of the first places I turn to is The Human Protein Atlas. It’s a remarkable open-access collection of all known proteins in human cells, tissues, and organs. When I say remarkable, I mean it. The Human Protein Atlas has amassed detailed information on more…
Macrophages have many applications in immunology research and can produce a wide range of cytokines and chemokines that can influence the immune response in both mouse and human models. We’ve compiled an in-depth guide with our best resources for working with macrophages, the “Big Eaters” of the immune system. You’ll get tips for creating and…
Our contract immunology research team is always looking for a new challenge. So when a customer proposed a project that involved differentiating monocytes into osteoclasts, we said, “Why not!” Fun in the Lab with Monocytes Osteoclasts are macrophages found in bone and are highly specialized myeloid cells that break down and resorb bone tissue, important…
What’s in This Vial? It’s a question we’re happy to hear from inquisitive customers, and one that’s important for all researchers to know the answer to. For years we have been answering customer questions about the pathogen testing that we conduct on our immune cell products and donors, so we’re answering those FAQs here for…