Innovative Grade US Origin CD-1 Mouse Complement Serum Reference 7-3-14
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Innovative Research's Innovative Grade US Origin CD-1 Mouse Complement Serum was recently used in the following study:
For analysis by TEM, UAMS-1 S. aureus was treated with 50 g/ml 1C11 for 30 min or 4 h (assay dependent), and then the bacteria were exposed to complement-rich mouse serum (Innovative Research, Novi, MI) and RAW macrophages in DMEM media...
Passive immunization with antiglucosaminidase monoclonal antibodies protects mice from implantassociated osteomyelitis by mediating opsonophagocytosis of
JJ Varrone, KL de Mesy Bentley, SN BelloIrizarry - of Orthopaedic Research, 2014For analysis by TEM, UAMS-1 S. aureus was treated with 50 g/ml 1C11 for 30 min or 4 h (assay dependent), and then the bacteria were exposed to complement-rich mouse serum (Innovative Research, Novi, MI) and RAW macrophages in DMEM media...
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