Anti-MICA (clone SRR-9QC1G0Z) SynExpress pU-mCh-IR-Sm γδ T cells

CAT#: ITS-1224-CR1137
Clone: SRR-9QC1G0Z
Host: Human
Cell Source: γδ T cells
Species Reactivity: Human
Connector Fragments: pUC-mCherry-IRF-SmaI
Carrier Type: pCDNA
Description
This product utilizes γδ T cells that have been engineered with our proprietary GeneCircuit technology to specifically target MICA (clone SRR-9QC1G0Z). We employs the pCDNA (pUC-mCherry-IRF-SmaI) vector components and the SynExpress system of the Single base pair Base Editing/Adaptive feedback for a robust and sustained response against cancers.
Host
Human
Target
MICA
Clone
SRR-9QC1G0Z
Species Reactivity
Human
Cell Source
γδ T cells
Sensor Gene
mCherry
Promoter
pUC
Effector Gene
IRF
Insertion Sites
SmaI
Gene Modification
Base Editing
Modification Domain
Single base pair
Carrier Type
pCDNA
Transformation Accuracy
0.85
Cell Culture
3D Culture
Target
MICA
Alternative Names
MICA; MIC-A; PERB11.1; MHC class I polypeptide-related sequence A; MHC class I chain-related protein A; MHC class I polypeptide-related protein A
Gene ID
Q29983(Human)
UniProt ID
100507436(Human)
Format
Lyophilized/Liquid
Shipping
All cell products are transported using dry ice, or specialized refrigerated containers to ensure that their temperature remains within an appropriate range. For cell products that are particularly sensitive to temperature, transportation must be carried out in liquid nitrogen tanks to ensure the quality and viability of the products.
Handling Advice
Handle cells in a sterile environment to prevent contamination. Use aseptic techniques when transferring to new media or containers. Follow biosafety regulations for disposing of cell waste.
Storage
Keep cell products in the designated temperature range (usually liquid nitrogen or -80°C) to maintain viability.
For Research Use Only | Not For Clinical Use
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