360+ Validated Cell-Based Assays — Results in Under 2 Weeks
Cytokine, chemokine, and immune function assays across human, murine, rat & more species. Custom bioassay development available.
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Custom Bioassay Development
At SBH Sciences, we are continually developing new assays for our customers and would be pleased to include additional ones at your request. We can assure strict confidentiality and superior execution which will be delivered in a time and cost effective manner. The expected turnaround time per assay is less than two weeks, and includes a written report containing methods, results, and conclusions. SBH Sciences is determined to maintain the highest standards and deliver the highest quality products and services. We welcome your suggestions and encourage you to communicate with us about your individual research requirements.
When the need arises to analyze the activity of novel compounds or neutralization capability of your antibody or receptor, please contact us. It will be our pleasure to assist you.
Cell Based Assay Services
The Most Comprehensive Cytokine and Chemokine Assay Capabilities Worldwide
SBH Sciences excels in the development and validation of cell-based assays for cytokines and chemokines and is proud to offer 360 bioassays. In addition to the cytokine bioassays listed below, we have developed additional bioassays for Canine, Equine, Feline, Porcine, Rhesus Macaque and Swine derived cytokines. Each of our assay can be also used to determine neutralization capability of antibodies and receptors. We are also offering binding assays for all those cytokines.
Cell Phenotyping
Proliferation
Cytotoxicity
Cell Migration & Invasion
Phagocytosis
Immune Function
T-Cell Activation
PBMC Stimulation
Microglial Activation
Complement-Dependent Cytotoxicity (CDC)
Antibodies & Biologics
Neutralizing Antibody Assays
Anti-Drug Antibody (ADA) Assays
BiTE (Bi-Specific T-Cell Engager) Assays
Target Engagement
Agonist/Antagonist Screening
Receptor-Ligand Binding Assays
GPCR Activation Assays
Chemokine Functional Assays (GPCR-Based)
Biomarkers & Proteins
Immunoassays
Lumit™ Immunoassays
Cytokine Release Assays
Translational Models
Cytokines & Chemokine Assays Currently Available at SBH
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Cytokine |
Human |
Murine |
Rat |
Bovine |
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4-1BBL |
+ (data) |
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Activin A |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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Activin B |
+ (data) |
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Adipolean / gArcp30 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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Adiponectin |
+ |
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AITRL |
+ (data) |
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Amphiregulin |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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APRIL |
+ |
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ApoE2 |
+ (data) |
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ApoE3 |
+ (data) |
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ApoE4 |
+(data) |
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ANG-1 |
+ |
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Artemin |
+ |
+ (data) |
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B7-1 |
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+ |
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BAFF |
+ (data) |
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BAFF- Receptor |
+ (data) |
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BDNF |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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Betacellulin |
+ |
+ |
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BMP-2 |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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BMP-3 |
+ |
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BMP-4 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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BMP-5 |
+ |
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BMP-6 |
+ (data) |
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BMP-7 |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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BMP-9 / GDF-2 |
+ |
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BMP-10 |
+ |
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BMP-13 / CDMP-2 / GDF-6 |
+ |
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BMP-14 / CDMP-1 / GDF-5 |
+ |
+ |
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Cardiotrophin-1 |
+ |
+ |
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CD22 |
+ |
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CD30 Ligand |
+ |
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CD40 Ligand |
+ (data) |
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Chemerin |
+ |
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COCO |
+ |
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CNTF |
+ |
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+ |
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CTGF |
+ |
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CTGFL / WISP-2 |
+ |
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CYR61 |
+ |
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DHH (Desert Hedgehog) |
+ |
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DKK-1 |
+ |
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EG-VEGF |
+ |
+ |
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EGF |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ |
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EGF-R-Fc |
+ |
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EMAP-II |
+ |
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Endostatin |
+ |
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Epigen |
+ (data) |
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Epiregulin |
+ |
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EPO |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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Fas |
+ |
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Fas-Ligand |
+ (data) |
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FGF-acidic |
+ |
+ |
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FGF-basic |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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FGF-4 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-5 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-6 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-7 / KGF |
+ (data) |
+ |
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FGF-8 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-8a |
+(data) |
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FGF-9 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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FGF-10 |
+ |
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FGF-16 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-17 |
+ |
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FGF-18 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-19 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-20 |
+ |
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FGF-21 |
+ (data) |
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FGF-23 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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FGF-R1 / Fc Chimera |
+ |
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FGF-R4 / Fc Chimera |
+ |
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Fibronectin |
+ |
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Flt3/ Fc Chimera |
+ |
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Flt3-Ligand |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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Follistatin |
+ |
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Fractalkine |
+ |
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+ |
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sFRP-1 |
+ |
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G-CSF |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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Galectin-3 |
+ |
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GASP-1 |
+ |
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GDF-3 |
+ |
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GDF-9 |
+ |
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GDF-9B |
+ |
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GDF-11 |
+ (data) |
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GDNF |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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GH (Growth Hormone) |
+ (data) |
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GM-CSF |
+ (data) |
+(data) |
+ |
+ |
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Gremlin-1 |
+ (data) |
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GRO-alpha / MGSA (CXCL1) |
+ |
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GRO-beta |
+ |
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GRO-gamma |
+ |
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GRO-KC |
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+ |
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HB-EGF |
+ (data) |
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Heregulin-beta 1 |
+ (data) |
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HGF |
+ (data) |
+ |
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HVEM-Fc |
+ |
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IFN-a |
+ (data) |
+ |
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IFN-a -R2-FC |
+ |
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IFN-b |
+ (data) |
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IFN-g |
+ (data) |
+ |
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+ |
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IFN-g-RII |
+ |
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IFN-ω |
+ (data) |
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IGF-I |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ |
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IGF-II |
+ (data) |
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IGF-Binding Protein 1 |
+ |
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IGF-Binding Protein 2 |
+ (data) |
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IGF-Binding Protein 3 |
+ (data) |
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IGF-Binding Protein 4 |
+ |
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IGF-Binding Protein 5 |
+ |
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IGF-Binding Protein 6 |
+ (data) |
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IGF-Binding Protein 7 |
+ |
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IL-1a |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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IL-1b |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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IL-1-Receptor Antagonist |
+ |
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IL-1-sReceptor II |
+ |
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IL-2 |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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s-IL-2 Receptor alpha |
+ |
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IL-2R Beta |
+ |
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IL-3 |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ |
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s-IL-3 Receptor alpha |
+ |
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IL-4 |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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s-IL-4 Receptor alpha |
+ |
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IL-5 |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ |
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s-IL-5 Receptor alpha |
+ |
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IL-6 |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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s-IL-6 Receptor |
+ |
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IL-7 |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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IL-7-R alpha / Fc Chimera |
+ |
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IL-8 |
+ |
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IL-9 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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IL-10 |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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IL-10 Receptor alpha |
+ |
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IL-11 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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IL-12 p70 |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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IL-12 p80 |
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+ |
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IL-13 |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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IL-15 |
+ (data) |
+(data) |
+ |
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IL-16 |
+ |
+ |
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IL-17 |
+ |
+ |
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IL-17B |
+ |
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IL-17D |
+ |
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IL-17E |
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+ |
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IL-17F |
+ |
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IL-18 |
+ |
+ |
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IL-18-BPa / Fc Chimera |
+ |
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IL-19 |
+ |
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IL-20 |
+ |
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IL-21 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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IL-22 |
+ |
+ |
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IL-22BP |
+ |
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IL-23 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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IL-24 |
+ |
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IL-27 |
+ (data) |
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IL-33 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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IL-35 |
+ |
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IL-36 beta |
+ |
+ |
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IL-36 gamma |
+ |
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Insulin |
+ (data) |
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+ |
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IP-10 |
+ |
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Klotho |
+ (data) |
+ |
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LAG-3 |
+ |
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Leptin |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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LIF |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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LIGHT |
+ |
+ |
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M-CSF |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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Maspin |
+ |
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MCP-1 |
+ |
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MCP-2 |
+ |
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MCP-3 |
+ |
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MCP-4 |
+ |
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MIA |
+ |
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MIC-1 / GDF-15 |
+ |
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MIF |
+ |
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MIP-1 alpha |
+ |
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MIP-2 |
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+ |
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Myostatin |
+ (data) |
+ |
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Myostatin-Propeptide |
+ (data) |
+ |
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Nanog |
+ |
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Neuropoietin |
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+ |
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Neuroserpin |
+ (data) |
+ |
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Neurturin |
+ |
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b-NGF |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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NGF-Receptor / Fc Chimera |
+ |
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Noggin |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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NOV |
+ (data) |
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NT-3 |
+ |
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NT-4 |
+ |
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Oncostatin M |
+ (data) |
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OTOR |
+ |
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OX40-Ligand |
+ |
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PDGF-AA |
+ (data) |
+ |
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PDGF-AB |
+ (data) |
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PDGF-BB |
+ (data) |
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PDGF-CC |
+ (data) |
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PDGF-DD |
+ |
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PF-4 |
+ |
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Persephin |
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+ |
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Prokineticin-2 |
+ |
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R-Spondin-1 |
+ (data) |
+ |
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R-Spondin-2 |
+ |
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R-Spondin-3 |
+ |
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RANK Ligand |
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+ |
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SCF |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
+ |
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SCGF-A |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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SCGF-B |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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Sonic Hedgehog |
+ (data) |
+ |
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SOST-1 |
+ |
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TGF-a |
+ (data) |
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TGF-b1 |
+ (data) |
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TGF-b-RI |
+ |
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TGF-b-RII |
+ |
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TGF-b2 |
+ (data) |
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TGF-b3 |
+ (data) |
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TL-1A |
+ |
+
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TNF-a |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
+ |
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TNF-b |
+ (data) |
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sTNF- r I |
+ |
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sTNF-r II |
+ (data) |
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TPO |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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Trail / Apo2 Ligand |
+ |
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sTrail Receptor-1 |
+ |
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sTrail Receptor-2 |
+ |
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TrkA / Fc Chimera |
+ |
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Tweak |
+ (data) |
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Tweak Receptor |
+ |
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Twisted Gastrulation (TSG) |
+ (data) |
+ |
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USAG-1 |
+ |
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VEGF - 121 |
+ (data) |
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VEGF - 165 |
+ (data) |
+ |
+ |
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VEGF - B |
+ (data) |
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VEGF - C |
+ (data) |
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VEGF - D |
+ |
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Visfatin |
+ (data) |
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Vitronectin |
+ |
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WIF-1 |
+ |
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WISP-1 |
+ |
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WISP-3 |
+ |
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WNT-1 |
+ |
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WNT-3A |
+ (data) |
+ (data) |
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WNT-5A |
+ |
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WNT-7A |
+ (data) |
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WNT-9A |
+ (data) |
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If you need a bioassay that is not currently available on our list,
please contact us, and we will be happy to assist you.
We Offer the Most Comprehensive Cytokine and Chemokine Assay Capabilities Worldwide
Most of these assays employ a colorimetric method of measuring cell activity using a non-radioactive substrate, which is equivalent to the 3H-thymidine incorporation assay*.
With diverse experience in large molecule, we are routinely developing new cell-based assays for our customers. We assure strict confidentiality, superior execution, competitive pricing, and a quick turnaround time. The average timeframe for an established assay is few weeks. SBH Sciences is determined to maintain the highest standards and deliver quality products and services. We welcome your suggestions and encourage you to communicate with us about your specific cell-based assay and research requirements.
*Cell Signaling Applications Guide, Promega Corporation
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