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BMMCs

Bone Marrow Mononuclear Cells
Cells isolated from bone marrow aspirate consisting of a mixture of monocytes, lymphocytes, and hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells.

Collected from healthy or disease-state donors. Custom collections also available with matched PBMCs and/or BMA supernatant.
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Ethically-sourced BMMCs for your research

As an excellent source of hematopoietic stem cells and biomarkers for a range of hematological and immune system disorders, bone marrow mononuclear cells (BMMCs) are critical for assay development and validation during diagnostic and therapeutic development.

  • Isolated from bone marrow aspirate with ≥90% viability
  • Available from healthy or disease-state donors
  • Consented and IRB approved for research
  • Unique donor lots and demographic profiles available from inventory
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Precision can provide the following characterization with your BMMC samples

  • High-resolution, Class I and II HLA typing
  • Donor demographics and medical history
  • Matched PBMCs and/or BMA supernatant
  • ELISpot for CEF and CMV response
  • Viability and purity data

Discover Precision’s viable cell products 

Alongside our BMMCs, Precision offers various cellular products from leukopaks to purified cell subsets – collected at our in-house apheresis center.

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Viable Cell Products

Precision’s global network of specialty labs bring you customized processing services for your BMMCs

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    ELISpot and Fluorospot

    ELISpot and FluoroSpot - including custom assays in support of gene therapy immunogenicity - from preclinical through clinical development

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    Flow Cytometry

    Standard and spectral flow cytometry, on both research-grade and CLIA-validated instruments
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    ELISA

    Services using the gold standard for quantitative antibody-based bioanalysis, with specialization in immunogenicity assay development
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