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T cell samples are critical in advancing our understanding of the immune system and its role in protecting the body against various pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells. T lymphocytes, commonly known as T cells, are a specific type of white blood cell (WBC) essential for the human body's adaptive immune response.

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T cells are crucial for maintaining immunological homeostasis and defending against infections. However, they can also contribute to autoimmune or inflammatory illnesses when their function becomes dysregulated.

Given their central role in immune function, researchers are increasingly focusing on advanced studies involving T cell isolates from blood to uncover the pathophysiology of immunological diseases, cancers, and infectious diseases. To support this growing field, Central BioHub offers a wide range of T cell samples collected from both healthy donors and patients with immune-related conditions.

An Insight into Our T Cell Specimens

Central BioHub simplifies the acquisition of high-quality T cell samples through our innovative digital biospecimen marketplace. We aim to reduce the time required to find the perfect research samples, ensuring that researchers can easily access biospecimens from reputable global suppliers. By connecting researchers with these valuable biospecimens, we eliminate the traditional, time-consuming procurement process and offer a more streamlined approach.

Central BioHub offers thousands of T cell isolates from blood specimens, collected from healthy donors as well as patients diagnosed with immune diseases, cancers, and other conditions. These samples include:

  • CD3+ Pan T Cells
  • CD8+ Cytotoxic T Cells
  • CD4+ Helper T Cells
  • Naive CD4+ T Cells
  • Naive CD8+ T Cells

Additionally, these samples come with comprehensive annotations, including donor information such as diagnosis, age, sex, ethnicity, and blood type, while maintaining strict confidentiality. Central BioHub also offers full support throughout the biospecimen acquisition process, ensuring that researchers can focus on their studies without worrying about logistics.

Ongoing Research Involving T Cells

Research involving T cells is critical in several fields of medicine, including immunology, oncology, and infectious disease. Key areas of ongoing research include:

  1. Cancer Immunotherapy: T cells are at the heart of cancer immunotherapy, particularly in the development of CAR-T cell therapy (Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell therapy). This groundbreaking treatment involves modifying a patient's T cells to specifically target and attack cancer cells. T cell samples from cancer patients are invaluable for studying how T cells can be engineered to improve the efficacy of this therapy, especially for cancers such as leukemia and lymphoma.

  2. Autoimmune Disease Research: T cells play a significant role in autoimmune diseases, where the immune system mistakenly attacks the body’s own tissues. Conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, type 1 diabetes, and multiple sclerosis involve the abnormal activation of T cells. By studying T cell samples from patients with these conditions, researchers can identify new therapeutic targets to regulate or suppress this immune response.

  3. Viral Immunology and Vaccine Development: The immune response to viral infections heavily relies on T cells. Researchers are using T cell samples to understand how T cells respond to viral infections such as HIV, hepatitis, and COVID-19. This research is crucial for developing vaccines and antiviral therapies that can boost T cell responses and provide long-lasting protection against viruses.

  4. Infectious Disease Research: T cells are central to the body’s defense against infectious diseases. Researchers are exploring how T cells respond to pathogens like malaria, tuberculosis, and influenza. T cell samples are used to study the dynamics of the immune response during infection and recovery, leading to better diagnostics and treatments for these diseases.

  5. Allergy and Inflammation Studies: T cell samples are also used to investigate inflammatory diseases and allergic responses. CD4+ Helper T Cells are particularly involved in hypersensitivity reactions and chronic inflammatory conditions. Researchers are studying these cells to find new treatments for conditions like asthma, eczema, and food allergies.

  6. Transplantation and Rejection Research: T cells play a crucial role in organ transplantation, where they can either help accept or reject the transplanted organ. T cell samples are being studied to understand how T cells mediate graft rejection, and how therapies can be designed to suppress this response without compromising the patient’s immune system.

Fueling Global Immunological Research

Central BioHub is committed to fueling global research efforts by providing access to high-quality T cell samples. Whether you're working on cancer therapies, autoimmune disease treatments, or vaccine development, our biospecimens will help advance your research and contribute to discoveries. We offer seamless and secure procurement of T cell isolates and other human biospecimens, allowing researchers to access the resources they need quickly and efficiently.

Order T Cell Samples from Central BioHub

Are you ready to take your research to the next level? Central BioHub offers a wide variety of T cell samples and other biospecimens to support your scientific endeavors. Our platform provides fast and reliable delivery, ensuring that you have the samples you need when you need them. Visit Central BioHub today to explore our inventory and place your order.

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Immunity refers to the bodys ability to defend against disease acquisition and pathogen invasion to disrupt an individuals normal functioning and well-being. There are three types of Immunity. ? Innate Immunity ? Adaptive Immunity or acquired Immunity ? Passive Immunity
T cells, also known as T lymphocytes, are a type of white blood cells (WBCs) essential for the adaptive immune response, which is a specific defence mechanism of the body against pathogens like viruses and bacteria.
Accelerating cytology research, Central BioHub offers thousands of T lymphocyte specimens sorted positively for different markers (e.g. CD3, CD4 and CD8).
Extensive research on human immunology require human specimens collected from different individuals. The human immune system consistently exhibits significant inter-individual variations. Therefore, wide ranges of genetically variable human samples are prerequisites for a breakthrough in immunological research.