Immune & Infectious Disease Research Cell Lines

Immune & Infectious Disease Research Cell Lines are specialized tools designed to advance studies on host-pathogen interactions, innate and adaptive immunity, and cellular response to infectious agents. These characterized cell models include macrophage, T cell, B cell, monocyte, and dendritic cell-derived lines, engineered or selected for their relevance in immunological assays, cytokine profiling, antigen presentation, and cell-mediated signaling analysis. Widely used for viral entry studies, immune checkpoint analysis, and inflammatory pathway exploration, these cell lines provide consistent, reproducible performance for in vitro experiments. Many lines also support reporter assays, flow cytometry, and co-culture systems, enabling multidimensional approaches to understanding immune mechanisms. Available in human and animal models, each product is validated for functional responsiveness and optimized for use in high-throughput screening, cell imaging, and functional genomics.