● Description
The Anti-BCMA-Anti-CD19-Anti-CD3 Trispecific Molecule is engineered to bind to three different targets simultaneously: 1) BCMA, a B cell antigen that is highly expressed by mature B cells and malignant myeloma cells, 2) CD19, a B-cell marker that is a target for many leukemias and lymphomas, and 3) CD3, a T cell receptor activation signal that leads to cytokine secretion. The multi-functionality of this trispecific molecule allows it to bind to BCMA and CD19 on the tumor cell and CD3 on T cells simultaneously, thus bringing T lymphocytes closer to the cancer cells. The binding event targets the tumor while providing co-stimulatory signals that promote T cell expansion and cytotoxicity against BCMA+ and CD19+ cancer cells.
● Synonyms
Cluster of Differentiation 19 antibody, B-Lymphocyte Surface Antigen B4 antibody, CVID3, B-cell maturation antigen, TNFRSF17
● Product Data Gallery
4-20% SDS-PAGE Coomassie staining
Titration of BCMA Biotin (BPS Bioscience #79467-1) or control non-specific biotinylated protein binding to anti-BCMA-anti-CD19-antiCD3-His coated on an ELISA plate, followed by streptavidin-HRP and chemiluminescent detection
Binding of CD19-Biotin (BPS Bioscience #79475) or control non-specific biotinylated protein to anti-BCMA-anti-CD19-anti-CD3-His coated on an ELISA plate, followed by streptavidin-HRP and chemiluminescent detection.
Activation of NFAT Reporter Jurkat cells by Anti-BCMA-Anti-CD19-AntiCD3 Trispecific Molecule in the presence of BCMA-CHO cells or CHO cells.
Activation of NFAT Reporter Jurkat cells by Anti-BCMA-Anti-CD19-AntiCD3 Trispecific Molecule in the presence of CD19-CHO cells or CHO cells.