Creative Biolabs-Immuno-oncology

Mouse Melanoma Cell B16-F10-based Proliferation Assay Service

Empowering Melanoma Research with Precision: Unlock the Potential of B16-F10 Proliferation Insights

At Creative Biolabs, with years of experience and a deep understanding of the intricacies of tumor biology, we offer robust and reliable platforms to support your oncology research. Our mouse melanoma cell B16-F10-based proliferation assay is designed to accelerate your drug discovery efforts, providing crucial insights into the proliferation of melanoma cells under various conditions. Whether you're investigating novel therapeutics or assessing compound efficacy, this assay offers unparalleled precision and relevance.

Technical Method

Assay Type Cell Type Model Detection Method Control Inhibitor
Functional B16-F10 Antagonist Luminescence Staurosporine

This assay evaluates the effects of compounds on the proliferation of mouse melanoma B16-F10 cells through luminescence detection. As a functional assay with an antagonist mode, it measures the response of the melanoma cells under treatment, giving insights into the potency and growth inhibition potential of test compounds.

Procedure

Step Description
Cell Pre-incubation B16-F10 cells are seeded in 96-well plates and allowed to acclimate in optimal growth conditions.
Compound Addition Test compounds and/or control vehicles are introduced, and cells are exposed to the treatments for a set duration.
Luminescence Measurement Cell proliferation and viability are quantified using luminescence detection to assess the impact of the compounds.
Data Analysis Key metrics, including GI50, TGI, and LC50, are determined based on changes in cell proliferation compared to controls.

Service Advantages

Applications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can this assay be used to evaluate both small molecules and biologics?

A1: Yes, the Mouse Melanoma B16-F10-based Proliferation Assay is designed to assess the efficacy of a wide range of therapeutic agents, including small molecules, peptides, and antibodies.

Q2: What is the benefit of using B16-F10 cells in melanoma research?

A2: B16-F10 cells are a well-established model for aggressive melanoma and are frequently used in research to study metastasis, immune responses, and treatment efficacy.

Q3: Can the assay provide real-time kinetic data?

A3: This assay focuses on endpoint analysis with luminescence measurement after 72 hours of treatment. For real-time kinetic data, we offer additional customized services.

Q4: What types of data will I receive from this assay?

A4: The assay provides comprehensive data, including GI50, TGI, and LC50 values, allowing you to analyze compound potency and cell growth inhibition levels.

The mouse melanoma cell B16-F10-based proliferation assay is a powerful and versatile platform that supports cutting-edge melanoma research. By providing detailed insights into the effects of various compounds on melanoma cell growth, this assay helps researchers accelerate their drug discovery and development processes. At Creative Biolabs, our team of experts is committed to delivering reliable and high-quality results tailored to your specific research needs. For personalized support or to learn more about our services, reach out to us today, and take the next step toward advancing your melanoma research.

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