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Immunostep: Advanced Flow Cytometry Solutions for Biomedical Research, Early Diagnostics, and Clinical Applications
Since 2001, Immunostep has been at the forefront of developing cutting-edge flow cytometry tools, aimed at enhancing the accuracy of clinical research and biomedical diagnostics. Our flow cytometry products are pivotal in improving the sensitivity and reliability of diagnostics in key areas such as oncology, infectious diseases, and immune disorders, contributing to early, non-invasive detection.
Our technologies integrate the latest innovations to provide comprehensive, tailored solutions that meet the needs of researchers and clinicians. Collaborating closely with research teams, we help refine analytical approaches in preclinical and clinical settings, improving outcomes and supporting rigorous scientific practices.
Mission:
To advance flow cytometry solutions that facilitate early, reliable diagnostics in clinical settings, ensuring accurate and minimally invasive results.
Vision:
To be a global leader in the development of flow cytometry diagnostic tools for key applications in oncology, infectious diseases, and immune disorders.
Key Features of Immunostep Flow Cytometry Solutions:
Human antibodies are essential components of the immune system, designed to recognize and neutralize foreign objects like bacteria, viruses, and toxins. These antibodies, or immunoglobulins (Ig), are produced by plasma cells in response to an infection or pathogen. They play a crucial role in both the adaptive immune response and therapeutic interventions.
There are five primary classes of human antibodies: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, and IgM, each with distinct functions and properties.
For companies like Immunostep, which offer high-quality antibody products, these immune system components can be utilized in various applications including research, diagnostics, and therapy. Immunostep products, with their precision and reliability, enable researchers to accurately study human antibody interactions, detect biomarkers, and develop targeted therapies. Whether for detecting autoimmune diseases, monitoring cancer markers, or advancing vaccine research, human antibodies are indispensable tools in modern immunology.