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Welcome to ourCDCIn vitro immune-tumor cell co-culture killing experimental platform. This platform is specifically designed for studying complement-dependent cytotoxicity and can provide you with the latest solutions for quantitative analysis of monoclonal antibody-induced complement-dependent toxicity.
Target cell selection:
• We offer a variety of options, including tumor cell lines, primary tumor cells, and genetically engineered cell lines to meet your different research needs.
Effector cell supply:
• According to your experimental needs, we support the use of commercially sourced PBMCs, and we also provide PBMCs from clinical patients. Our team will recommend the most suitable effector cell population based on the specific needs of new drug development.
Analysis and detection:
• We use flow cytometry technology to effectively distinguish target cells, accurately count, and calculate the proportion of apoptotic cells, providing you with accurate and reliable data support.
• Additionally, to comprehensively assess the experimental effects, we also provide the LDH method to detect the activity of tumor cells.
On this platform, we are committed to providing you with the most professional and efficient services to help your research achieve significant breakthroughs. We welcome cooperation with you!


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