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Preclinical humanized TFRC mouse model

The fully immunocompetent hTFRC mouse model enables in vivo efficacy assessment and profiling of compounds targeting human TFRC (CD71, TfR1) and aiming to deliver therapeutic agents through the blood brain barrier.

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Applications of the hTFRC mouse model

Useful applications for researchers working on different biomedical fields, such as neuroscience, immuno-oncology and inflammation:

  • Improve the delivery of therapeutic agents aiming to cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB), via human transferrin receptor (TFRC) binding and test their efficacy
  • Assess the efficacy of immunotherapies in cancers that overexpress TFRC (CD71, TfR1)
  • Evaluate the in vivo PK profile and toxicity of TFRC-binding therapeutics

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Features

  • Physiological regulation and expression pattern of human TFRC
  • Lack of expression of the murine target gene
  • Fully functional mouse immune system
  • Available on C57BL/6N genetic background

Clients

Lundbeck

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