Anti cd40l mr1
Anti-CD40L (MR1) is a monoclonal antibody that binds to the CD40 ligand (CD40L) protein. CD40L is a costimulatory molecule involved in various immune responses. The primary function of Anti-CD40L (MR1) is to bind and neutralize CD40L.
7 protocols using anti cd40l mr1
Germinal Center Reaction Blockade
Anti-CD40L and BAFF Depletion in Mice
Bone Marrow and Heterotopic Heart Transplant
Inducing Primary and Memory B Cell Responses
NP-KLH Immunization and GC Ablation
To ablate persisting GCs in primed animals, anti-CD40L (MR1, BioXCell) blocking antibody was injected 3 times every other day (300μg per injection, i.p.) starting on week 9 after priming. Mice were sacrificed or boosted 6 days after the last injection. Matching doses of polyclonal hamster IgG (Pierce) were used as control.
Tolerance Induction by Anti-CD40L, CTLA4-Ig, and Rapamycin
NP-KLH Immunization and GC Ablation
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