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Your diabetes research just got a lot more exciting! Expand your research horizons with our newest antigen-specific T cell line that recognizes a proinsulin peptide. Type 1 diabetes, characterized by the loss of beta cells in the pancreas, affects approximately 1.25 million Americans. That number is expected to rise dramatically to 5 million by 2050. …
Our customers have recently published some exciting research in leading publications. Check out the latest 2019 research featuring our immune cells and products. Effect of comedications and endotoxins on mesenchymal stem cell secretomes, migratory and immunomodulatory capacity Durand et al. examine the effect of immunosuppressive drugs and lipopolysaccharides/endotoxins on the secretory profile, migration towards…
As the basic mechanism that allows our bodies to identify, target, and kill infected or damaged cells, cell-mediated cytotoxicity is an essential function of our immune system and one that scientists continue to explore to develop more advanced immunotherapies. By better understanding the role of T cells and natural killer cells as effector cells and…
We have published several detailed research protocols on our website to help you improve cell performance and optimize your experimental outputs. Two of our protocols have garnered questions from our customers and readers. Namely, what’s the difference between the Recall Antigen Assay and the Antigen-Specific T Cell Assay? In this post, we explain the different…
Our scientists bring a wealth of immunology research expertise from diverse backgrounds. With extensive experience in a variety of biologics disciplines, our team is an ideal resource for a wide range of outsource research services. From multiplex assays to flow cytometric analyses, we help you get on with discovery. In this Researcher Spotlight, we introduce…
We field a ton of questions from research scientists related to stem cells. While the use cases for stem cells are vast, many researchers aren’t exactly sure where to start, especially if they’ve never worked with these powerful hematopoietic cells before. That’s why we’ve created a simple guide to answer some of our most frequently…
Research champions come in many forms. Not all of them wear white coats and goggles. Some have never even stepped foot in a lab, held a pipette, or know what an assay is. These unsung, anonymous research champions are our blood donors. To honor their critical contributions to medical research, we’ll be introducing you to…
The Online Mendelian Inheritance in ManⓇ website, or OMIMⓇ, is a publicly available catalog of over 15,000 human genes and all known genetic disorders updated daily by the McKusick-Nathans Institute of Genetic Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. Intended for physician and research use, OMIM is a searchable index of clinical features, phenotypes, genes, and more.…
Though macrophages were first described by Elie Metchnikoff in 1882, there are still plenty of mysteries associated with these versatile immune cells. We field many questions from curious scientists wanting to learn more about macrophages: What Are the Best Methods for Culturing These Cells? What’s the best culture medium? Do you need to add serum?…
If you’re a frequent buyer of mouse macrophages, you may have noticed a change in our product catalog. Starting in April 2019, we switched from peritoneal macrophages to bone marrow-derived macrophages; a small change for us that can have a big impact on your research. Why the Change? In short, we made the change because…
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