Krn7000
KRN7000 is a chemical compound that has been used in laboratory research. It is a synthetic derivative of a natural product known as α-galactosylceramide. The core function of KRN7000 is to serve as a ligand for the CD1d protein, which is involved in the presentation of lipid antigens to natural killer T cells.
6 protocols using krn7000
In Vivo Activation of DEC-205+ DCs
Isolation and Propagation of iNKT Cells
Serum Collection After iNKT Stimulation
Neonatal Immunomodulation via α-GalCer and TGF-β1
Gestational α-GalCer Administration in Mice
Expansion of Invariant Natural Killer T Cells
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