Technical Articles

MFR (Multifunctional Recombinant Protein) is a protein molecule engineered via genetic recombination, characterized by integrating functional domains from diverse origins to achieve multiplex biological activities. Its construction relies on precise gene-editing techniques to manipulate DNA sequences, with scalable production achieved through host cell expression systems .

Macrophages, as pivotal constituents of the immune system, play a crucial role in immune defense and the modulation of inflammatory responses. To gain a deeper understanding of their biological characteristics and functions, the cultivation of murine macrophages has become an indispensable research methodology. Through meticulously designed culture experiments, researchers are able to simulate diverse immunological environments, thereby facilitating in-depth investigations into the proliferation, differentiation, and immune responses of macrophages.