PharmaOnco™ Woodchuck PBMCs (CAT#: IC-LX030)

Creative Biolabs offers Woodchuck PBMCs for a wide variety of immunology-based applications, including in-vitro immunoassays.

Woodchuck PBMCs, or peripheral blood mononuclear cells, are white blood cells that are typically isolated from the blood of woodchucks. These cells play a crucial role in the immune system and can be used in research studies to study the immune response to various pathogens or diseases. Woodchuck PBMCs are particularly valuable for studying hepatitis B virus infection.

Woodchucks used for research purposes are mostly caught out in the wild and outbred. Some are already infected with woodchuck herpes virus (WHV), while are others are not. However, some commercial laboratories have established in-house woodchuck colonies.
WHV is an ideal model to study the pathogenesis and therapy of hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis D virus (HDV), which makes woodchuck the most commonly used animal model for the study of these viruses. Research on HBV using the WHV model focuses on disease and viral pathogenesis, in addition to prevention and treatment of HBV infection.

PBMCs stand for peripheral blood mononuclear cells. These are a type of white blood cells found in the bloodstream that play a crucial role in the immune response. PBMCs are often used in research studies to investigate immune function and response to different stimuli.

Woodchuck

PBMC

High quality;
High viability;
Widely applications.