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CD4+ helper T lymphocytes

" in MedChemExpress (MCE) Product Catalog:
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3 Results for "CD4+ helper T lymphocytes" in MCE Product Catalog:

Cat. No.: HY-P10593
CAS No.: 126779-14-4
Research Areas:  

Cancer

Influenza A NP (383-391) (HLA-B27) is a peptide sequence derived from tetanus toxin. Influenza A NP (383-391) (HLA-B27) is a broadly immunogenic CD4+ T helper cell epitope that enhances CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL) responses. Influenza A NP (383-391) (HLA-B27) can be used in breast cancer research .
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Cat. No.: HY-D3181
CyGbPF is a granzyme B-specific near-infrared fluorescent probe. CyGbPF can be cleaved by granzyme B to remove the peptide cage group, restoring near-infrared fluorescence. CyGbPF passively accumulates in mouse tumors, and its activated fluorescence correlates with granzyme B expression, CD8 + cytotoxic T lymphocyte populations, and CD4 + helper T lymphocyte populations in tumor tissues. CyGbPF is efficiently cleared by the kidneys, enabling the assessment of immune activation via optical urine analysis. CyGbPF allows real-time non-invasive evaluation of cancer immunotherapeutic efficacy in living animals. CyGbPF can be used in research on cancers such as breast cancer. Excitation wavelength/emission wavelength: approximately 658 nm/approximately 717 nm .
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Cat. No.: HY-182055
Research Areas:  

Cancer

Anticancer agent 309 (Compound HZ-1) is an anticancer agent and G-quadruplex binder, with Kd values of 2.46 μM and 1.61 μM for c-Myc G4 and KRAS G4, respectively. Anticancer agent 309 promotes the formation of intranuclear G4. Anticancer agent 309 shows higher selectivity for parallel G4 than for non-parallel G4. Anticancer agent 309 inhibits the NRF2 signaling pathway and reduces the expression of XCT and GPX4. Anticancer agent 309 induces Ferroptosis, Apoptosis and immunogenic cell death in cells. Anticancer agent 309 exerts antitumor efficacy against breast cancer. Anticancer agent 309 is applicable for the research of breast cancer .
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