Human Peripheral Blood Basophils

Human Peripheral Blood Basophils, comprising a mere 0.5 to 3 percent of peripheral blood leukocytes, are isolated through immunomagnetic selection from peripheral blood mononuclear cells. These granulocytes, unique in being the largest with enzymatic granules, are vital players in allergic responses like anaphylaxis, asthma, and hay fever. Their basophilic nature allows them to be stained by basic dyes, notably haematoxylin. Apart from engaging in phagocytosis, they synthesize histamine and serotonin to induce inflammation, while also producing heparin to prevent coagulation, collectively shaping immune reactions and maintaining vascular integrity.

Why choose Human Peripheral Blood Basophils from AcceGen?

Human Peripheral Blood Basophils exhibit exceptional viability and quality, upheld through stringent quality control measures. They are maintained in a sterile environment, and their preservation is ensured through advanced cryopreservation techniques, guaranteeing their integrity and utility for various research endeavors.