Creative Biolabs provides bespoke, high-caliber functional assays for complement C3b, utilizing cutting-edge technologies and deep scientific knowledge to support clients in advancing therapies targeting the complement system.
C3b, the larger fragment resulting from the proteolytic cleavage of complement component 3, is regarded as a crucial element of the innate immune system. It exhibits potent opsonizing activity, labeling pathogens, antigen-antibody complexes, and apoptotic cells for phagocytic clearance. Furthermore, C3b contributes to the assembly of a C3 convertase upon association with Factor B, and a C5 convertase when it combines with C4b and C2b or when another C3b fragment associates with the C3bBb complex.
Fig.1 The convergence of three distinct extracellular complement activation pathways results in a shared terminal pathway.1
The complement C3b functional assay is a laboratory technique designed to evaluate the activity and functionality of the C3b component within the complement system across various samples. This assessment is achievable through the use of hemolytic tests and solid-phase sandwich ELISA methods. We also provide a C3b Deposition assay which measures the amount of complement-mediated C3b deposited on cell surfaces after activation of the alternative pathway (AP).
C3b, a pivotal component of the alternative pathway C3 convertase (C3bBb), interacts with various regulators and receptors, thereby influencing immune system function. Rigorous evaluation and quantification of C3b's role can be achieved through functional or activity assays. Statistical analysis of ELISA data was conducted. Comparisons between two groups utilized either a 2-tailed t-test (parametric) or paired t-test (non-parametric), while comparisons among multiple groups were performed using a 1-way ANOVA followed by multiple comparison tests.
CAT# | PRODUCT TYPE | PRODUCT NAME | SPECIE REACTIVITY | APPLICATIONS |
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CTA-093 | Antibody | Mouse Anti-Rat Complement C3b Monoclonal Antibody (CTJS-867) | Rat | WB; IA |
CTA-094 | Antibody | Mouse Anti-Human Complement C3b Monoclonal Antibody (CTJS-572) | Human | WB; ELISA |
CTP-051 | Protein | Native Human Complement C3B Protein | Human | ELISA |
CTP-456 | Protein | Native Cynomolgus Monkey Complement C3b Protein | Cynomolgus Monkey | Functional Assays |
CTK-163 | Assay Kits | Human Complement C3B ELISA Kit-CTK-163 | Human | ELISA |
CTK-165 | Assay Kits | Human Complement C3B ELISA Kit-CTK-165 | Human | ELISA |
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Total Complement Activity Test | Complement Function/Activity Test |
Creative Biolabs offers total complement activity test services for our clients. Total complement activity tests include CH50, AH50, and LP50. | Creative Biolabs provides complement function or activity tests designed to identify patients with complement deficiencies which are also increasingly utilized in developing complement-targeted therapeutics. |
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A: Our C3b functional assays are versatile and can evaluate a variety of samples, including human serum, plasma, tissue homogenates, cell lysates, and cell culture supernatants. We’re ready to customize solutions for your research.
A: C3b assays aid in disease detection, biomarker discovery, and the development of anti-complement therapies.
A: Creative Biolabs delivers comprehensive, bespoke, and dependable assays, backed by cutting-edge technologies and scientific proficiency.
A: The accuracy of results is ensured by analyzing them with appropriate statistical methods and interpreting them within both experimental and biological contexts.
A: The precision of complement C3b functional test outcomes may be affected by several elements, such as the handling and processing of samples, the laboratory methods utilized, and any patient medications that could disrupt the complement system.
Creative Biolabs is dedicated to providing effective and practical complement-related services, founded on a dependable and standardized assay platform. We offer tailored C3b functional assays designed for the rapid assessment of complement activity. We encourage you to reach out to us to contact us to discuss any interests or inquiries you may have concerning the complement function assay.
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