Assessing Antigen-Specific T-Cell Functionality with Dendritic Cell/CD8+ T Cell Co-culture

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Learn how to use DC/CD8+ T cell co-culture to study the antigen-specific responses of CD8+ T cells, including their activation, proliferation, cytokine production, and cytotoxic killing activity.
Explore the features of STEMCELL's ImmunoCult Medium and Activators.
Isolate antigen-specific cells with EasySep Release.

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STEMCELL Technologies Inc.

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Catherine Ewen

STEMCELL Technologies (Research & Development)

Senior Scientist

Dr. Catherine Ewen works as a Senior Scientist at STEMCELL Technologies, where she brings proof-of-concept products to market. She is passionate about scientific discovery and technological advancements, and her top goal has always been to build effective and collaborative teams that are driven by innovation and pursue scientific excellence.

STEMCELL Technologies Inc.

STEMCELL Technologies develops specialty cell culture media, cell isolation products and accessory reagents for life science research. Generate hPSC-derived cerebral organoids for a physiologically relevant in vitro model system with the STEMdiff Cerebral Organoid Kit. Use BrainPhys Neuronal Medium to culture active hPSC- and primary tissue-derived neurons in a physiological environment. The NeuroCult product line for primary and CNS-derived neural stem cells includes 30+ media and supplements, culture assays and differentiation kits. For human neurological disease modeling, the STEMdiff Neural System supports every step in your iPS-neural workflow, from neural induction to downstream differentiation.

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Assessing Antigen-Specific T-Cell Functionality with Dendritic Cell/CD8+ T Cell Co-culture

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