T Cells
Thymus cells, a subset of lymphocytes, are responsible for final stages of every immune response. Upon maturity in the thymus, T cells are then activated upon encounter with virus or cancer infected cells by two means, one, where they deliver a lethal combination of toxic proteins to the targeted cell to encourage the infected cells to self destruct, and two, by apoptosis, where the targeted cell's critical enzymes in the mitochondria are directly destroyed.
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 Ly-6G BG Violet 500 | 83112-45 | 1A8 | FC | |
Anti-Mouse CD45.2 BG Violet 500 | 07532-45 | 104 | FC | |
Anti-Mouse CD4 BG Violet 500 | 06122-45 | RM4-5 | FC | |
Anti-Human/Mouse CD45R (B220) BG Violet 500 | 07131-45 | RA3-6B2 | FC | |
Anti-Human CD8a BG Violet 500 | 10131-45 | RPA-T8 | FC | |
Anti-Human CD45 BG Violet 500 | 07111-45 | HI30 | FC |