ImmunoCult™
ImmunoCult™ Cell Culture
Activation, Expansion, Maintenance and Differentiation of Immune Cells
Ensure optimal activation, expansion, and differentiation of immune cell subsets using ImmunoCult™ products. These immune cell culture media, activators, and supplements allow you to culture various cell types, including T cells, B cells, dendritic cells, and macrophages, under defined stimulatory conditions for consistent and reliable results.
Why Use ImmunoCult™?
- Serum-free and animal-component-free medium.
- Ready-to-use and optimized formulation for activation, expansion or differentiation of immune cells.
- Results in a high yield of cells with the desired phenotype and function without the need to supplement with serum.
- Media, activators and supplements can be used on their own or combined.
ImmunoCult™ for Activation, Expansion, and Differentiation of T Cells
Advance your basic T cell immunology and clinical T cell engineering research with products designed for:
- Robust T cell activation and expansion without the use of magnetic beads, feeder cells, or antigens.
- Consistent T cell expansion in serum- and xeno-free or animal component-free medium.
- Differentiation of Th1, Th2, or Treg cells.
Reagents for T Cell Therapy Research
The complex process of producing human T cells for cell therapy offers opportunities to optimize for maximum yield while retaining desired end phenotype and function. Explore additional optimized products for human T cell research, including tools for T cell isolation, genome editing, and cryopreservation.
ImmunoCult™ for B Cell Expansion
Expand human peripheral B cells without the use of serum, feeder cells, or specialized culture plates.
ImmunoCult™ for Dendritic Cell Generation
Streamline your research on dendritic cells (DCs) with products designed for robust generation of mature DCs from isolated monocytes.
ImmunoCult™ for Macrophage Differentiation
Streamline your research on macrophages with culture medium designed for robust generation of M1 or M2 macrophages from isolated monocytes.