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Rat Immune Checkpoint Molecule Array 9 targets SARB0104
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Rat Immune Checkpoint Molecule Array (9 targets) (SARB0104)

SKU SARB0104
Product Type Protein Array
Reactivity Rat
Applications Multiplex Array
$909 - $1,745

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Rat Immune Checkpoint Molecule Array (9 targets) (SARB0104)

The Rat Immune Checkpoint Molecule Array (SARB0104) is a powerful tool for researchers studying immune checkpoint molecules in rat samples. This array allows for the simultaneous detection and analysis of 9 different immune checkpoint targets, providing valuable insights into immune regulation and potential therapeutic targets.With targets such as PD-1, PD-L1, CTLA-4, and TIM-3 included on the array, researchers can easily screen for the expression levels of key immune checkpoint molecules in rat samples. This information is essential for understanding the immune response in various contexts, including cancer, autoimmune disorders, and infectious diseases.

The Rat Immune Checkpoint Molecule Array is a reliable and efficient tool for studying immune checkpoint molecules in rat samples, offering researchers a comprehensive view of immune regulation in a single experiment. By utilizing this array, researchers can gain valuable insights into the complex interactions of immune checkpoint molecules and their role in disease progression and therapy development.

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