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pIC, or polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid, is a synthetic double-stranded RNA molecule that affects the innate immune system — the cellular defense system that allows an organism to recognize and eliminate threats to the body. In this study, the authors suggest that pIC reprograms immune cells such as macrophages and natural killer cells, which subsequently prevents tumors from forming in their animal models.

The Bioss team is excited to be traveling to Atlanta, GA, at the end of March for the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research.

Recent findings from Northwestern University using the Bioss PPAR Gamma Polyclonal Antibody and the Bioss YWHAZ (1B6) Monoclonal Antibody shed new light on the complex network of protein interactions in patients suffering from sporadic ALS or ALS with TDP43

Via the utilization and adaption of emerging technologies, Bioss has engineered recombinant rabbit monoclonal antibodies for greater specificity and ideal target detection. Read about our process and the advantages this highlighted product line.

View Bioss' list of the best science books to pick up this season. Nine great reads to expand your mind and get you through the coldest months of the year!

View the results from the IgGy's Tower activity at SFN2018 in San Diego. With over 1400 attendees contributing, our tower contained more than 2800 Bioss bricks, each of which represents a $1 donation for our charity partners.