Immune Cell Exosomes

Immune Cell Exosomes

Immune cell exosomes are high-purity exosomal particles separated and purified from the culture supernatant of immune cell culture. Immune cell exosomes are extracellular vesicles composed of protein, lipid, RNA, and DNA. Transfer the signal to the recipient cell and mediate cell-to-cell communication.

Immune cell-derived exosomes have the characteristics of their source cells, can express MHC molecules and costimulatory molecules on the surface of immune cells, promote the activation of T lymphocytes, participate in and regulate T cell immune responses. The host infected with the virus is secreted by immune cells Exosomes to regulate T cell immunity and play a role in eliminating viruses.

Features

1. Obtained from the cell culture supernatant after mature immune cells;

2. The whole process is produced in aseptic workshop to ensure product quality;

3. It is separated and purified by a special process, with high purity;

4. Wide application range, reliable and stable results;

5. Strict quality inspection and control;

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