B Cells
B cells are a vital part of the adaptive humoral immune system. They are distinguished from other lymphocytes by the B Cell Receptor (BCR) that allows the binding of specific antigens. Generated in adult bone marrow and following maturation, B cells are activated by antigen recognition and a signal from T helper cells or the antigen itself. They produce antibodies and act as antigen-presenting cells. They can develop into memory B cells to establish immunological memory or Plasma B cells that secrete large quantities of antibodies. Each stage of B cell development and differentiation requires multiple transcription factors and cell surface proteins.
Product Name | Cat. No. | Clone | Applications | SizePriceQty |
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Anti-Rat CD25 PE | 07313-60 | OX39 | FC | |
Anti-Human HLA-DR Purified | 74111-20 | LN3 | FC | |
Anti-Mouse CD45.2 BG Violet 500 | 07532-45 | 104 | FC | |
Anti-Human/Mouse CD45R (B220) BG Violet 500 | 07131-45 | RA3-6B2 | FC | |
Anti-Human CD45 BG Violet 500 | 07111-45 | HI30 | FC | |
Anti-Human CD45 PE-Cyanine5 | 07151-65 | 2D1 | FC | |
Anti-Human CD45 PE | 07151-60 | 2D1 | FC | |
Anti-Human CD45 PerCP-Cyanine5.5 | 07151-70 | 2D1 | FC |