Dendritic Cell Markers
Dendritic cells are a specialized type of immune cell that play a critical role in initiating and regulating immune responses. They act as sentinels, capturing and processing antigens from the environment, and presenting them to T cells to activate specific immune responses. Dendritic cells are identified and characterized by the expression of specific antibody markers, such as CD11c or CD86, which are used to distinguish them from other immune cells and study their functions in various immunological processes. These markers aid in the identification, isolation, and study of dendritic cells, contributing to our understanding of their crucial role in immune surveillance and modulation.
Dendritic Cell Marker Antibodies
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Dendritic Cell Marker Antibodies (plasmacytoid)
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Dendritic Cell Marker Antibodies (dermal)
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