Immune response and biomarkers

Comprehensive expression study of genes from pathways, processes and cell types involved in neuroinflammation.

Study of gene expression aimed at the development of Stem Cell therapies.

Comprehensive gene expression study of myeloid-derived cells.

Gene expression study of genes related to T cell, B cell, and NK cell exhaustion in diverse contexts, including cancer and infectious disease.

Expression study of genes related to immunology.

Comprehensive study of genes involved in processes and mechanisms related to cancer progression, including essential genes for tumor biology, the tumoral microenvironment and the immune response.

Comprehensive study of dysfunctional cell signaling in cancer, including essential genes for the tumor biology, the tumoral microenvironment and the immune response.

Study of the early inflammatory response.

Comprehensive study of genes involved in major cancer pathways, including essential genes for the tumor biology, the tumoral microenvironment and the immune response.

Comprehensive study of genes involved in the tumoral immune evasion and the response to immunotherapy, including essential genes for the tumoral microenvironment and the immune response.

Study of the individual’s immune response to transplanted tissue.

Study of relevant genes in autoimmune disease, chronic inflammatory disease and immunotherapy-related adverse events (human panel and mouse panel).

Global study of the individual’s immune response (human or mouse) to infection.

Cell-mediated immunity by measuring the concentration of CD4 cells ATP after stimulation.