Non-Human Primates Non-Human Primate (NHP) research is critical to provide insight into the functionality of drugs and vaccines in development. However, these studies are costly so getting the maximum biological information out of each sample in a cost-effective and robust manner is crucial. The NHP immunology panel includes 770 genes key to immune responses and immune-related signaling pathways. Species coverage includes Rhesus Macaque, Cynomolgus Macaque and Green Monkey.
Non-Human Primates Immunology
01 Ideal for vaccine development, transplant research, immuno-oncology, toxicology and other research areas where NHPs are important research subjects 02 Coverage across top NHP species and 18 immune related signaling pathways 03 All genes on the panel maintain 100% cross-reactivity in humans for a highly conserved research subject study
Benefits
Panel content for the NHP Immunology panel includes the functional annotations of 18 key immune-related signaling pathways. The genes within these pathways achieve nearly 100% cross-reactivity to their human gene counterparts, making this a powerful tool for extracting incredibly valuable information from this research subject species. Now, you have a tool that can have true world impacts on vaccine development, drug treatment efficacy studies and IO and transplant research, among others, given this conservation. Take your NHP research to human trials faster than ever with the NHP nCounter panel. Fill out this form and one of our scientists will contact you.
Details & Data
NHP Immunology Gene Content
Immune Signaling Pathways Genes
Non-canonical NF-kB 38
Extracellular matrix organization 40
TLR-Signaling 68
Fc Epsilon Receptor Signaling 73
Death Receptor Signaling 18
Complement Cascade 26
Interferon Signaling 64
Signaling by VEGF 56
Signaling by Wnt 20
Apoptosis 36
Cell Cycle 19
IFN-alpha/beta Pathways 34
Metabolism 42
Signaling by Interleukins 89
Innate Immunity 21
Cellular Response to Stress 31
Adaptive Immunity 142
MAPK Signaling 52
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