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Research topic > Dendritic cell migration
 
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The ability to migrate is a central feature of DCs and indispensable for their functions within the immune system. Immature DCs express many receptors for "inflammatory"  chemokines such as MIP-3alpha/CCL20 produced by epithelial cells. In addition, non-chemotactic molecules promote or inhibit DC migration as matrix metalloproteinase (MMPs).Cavanagh L.L., et al.2002 Immunol Cell Biology, 80, 448.; Randolph GJ. et al., 2008, Nat.Rev.Immunol, 26, 293-.

DENDRITICS offers several and different clones for ImmunoChemistry and ELISA dendritic cell migration studies.

 

MIP3alpha/CCL20   

Application

 

catalogue reference

clone 308B7.06   IHC:Bouin paraffin  embedded

human tonsil  paraffin section

DDX0431

clone 319F6.06 ELISA capture  

DDX0430

clone 206D9.05

ELISA detection

blocking migration

 

DDX0420

       
MMP12 /HME  

Application

   
clone 603E6.22 IHC, ELISA     

DDX0280

clone 706F9.01

ELISA detection

DDX0281

clone 701E4.03 ELISA capture,IP  

DDX0284

clone 705D10.11  ELISA capture, IP, IHC  

DDX0282

 
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