NEW MOUSE TCRB KIT
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Immunosequencing in your lab.

Control: You determine where and when samples are sequenced
Consistency: High accuracy and reproducibility
Customization: Flexibility in experimental design
Convenience: Only 5 hours of hands-on time


You can now quantitatively profile mouse T-cell receptors in your own lab with groundbreaking sensitivity, accuracy and specificity.

  • Institutions were blinded to the same set of synthetic TCRB analogs
  • TCRB libraries prepared using the immunoSEQ mmTCRB Kit and sequenced on an Illumina® MiSeq
  • Frequency of synthetic templates were compared between institutions (R2 = 0.97 – 0.99).

Reproducible, Quantitative Results
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With proven lab-to-lab consistency you can assay the mouse adaptive immune system with confidence.

A BLINDED COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO INSTITUIONS

 

  • Institutions prepared two independent survey level (~60,000 T cells) libraries using immunoSEQ mmTCRB Kit
  • T cells derived from mouse T cell-line, HT-2 clone A5E
  • immunoSEQ mmTCRB Assay reproducibly identified clones across institutions that are present at a clone frequency >0.01%

Sensitivity of immunoSEQ mmTCRB Kit:

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

READY TO MOVE FORWARD?
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Learn how immunoSEQ Assays can advance your research.
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See how researchers are using immunosequencing in their mouse-model projects.

 
EXPLORE APPLICATIONS
Basic immunology  |  Autoimmunity
Hematology & Oncology  |  Infectious Disease

Flexible Sample Throughput
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All immunoSEQ customers have full access to the immunoSEQ Analyzer for easy and insightful data analysis.

What's in the Kit
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The immunoSEQ Kit contains everything you need to create sequencer-ready libraries:

What Will You Discover?
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Investigate a broad range of experimental questions to better understand any immune-mediated disease.
 

Track clones - over time or between sample types
Determine repertoire properties - clonality or diversity of a repertoire
Identify public clones - shared receptor amino acid sequences

Easy-to-Use Analysis Tools
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