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CAR-MA (Chimeric Antigen Receptor - Macrophage) cells represent a groundbreaking innovation in the world of immunotherapy. These engineered cells combine the precision of CAR-T therapy with the phagocytic prowess of macrophages, offering a promising approach to tackle various diseases, including cancer. Phenotype analysis of CAR-MA cells is a pivotal aspect of research and development, enabling a deeper understanding of their behavior, functionality, and potential therapeutic applications.
Creative Biolabs utilizes cutting-edge technologies for macrophage phenotype analysis. Our approach combines high-throughput flow cytometry, advanced imaging techniques, and multi-omics profiling to comprehensively dissect CAR-MA cells. By harnessing the power of single-cell sequencing and multi-parameter flow cytometry, we can provide an in-depth understanding of the heterogeneity within the CAR-MA cell population.
Phenotype analysis of CAR-MA cells involves a meticulous examination of their characteristics, including:
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