Dendritic cells act as immune messengers and are primarily involved in processing antigens derived from pathogens. The dendritic cells are also responsible for presenting these pathogens to T cells of the immune system, to initiate an immune response. Kosheeka is isolating normal human dendritic cells from bone marrow, isolated from the ileum of the crest […]
Available Format: ≥1000000 cells cryopreserved in suitable medium along with DMSO.
| Product Category | Homo Sapiens, Human |
| Product Type | Suspension cell population |
| Derived From | Bone Marrow |
| Cell Morphology | Huge, granular lymphocytes |
| Culture & Growth Properties | Non-adherent, proliferating population |
| Passage No. | Customized |
| Mycoplasma | Detected on demand |
| Hepatitis B | Negative |
| Hepatitis C | Negative |
| HIV-1 | Negative |
| Aerobic & Anaerobic Bacteria | Negative after 7 days of culture |
| Positive for | CD 11C+, CD86+, HLA DR+ |
| Negative for | CD 14- |
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