LPS Ligands – TLRclassified Ligands!
The LPS ligands in our product range are TLRclassified:
– High purity (>98%)
– LPS lacks any detectable bacterial, (lipo-)protein, DNA, RNA or other TLR-stimulating activity due to its ultra-purified formulation
– In sterile solution
Experiment with HC4045: Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) from E.coli Serotype O55:B5
Macrophagesfrom TLR deficient (TLR4 knock-out) mice and from TLR4 expressing wild-type (WT) were stimulated with E.coli Serotype O55:B5, in a concentration of 1 µg/ml.
After 24 hours, the cell culture supernatant was analyzed by measuring IL-6 with ELISA.
Recommended range for S-type (wild-type) LPS: 0.01 – 1.0 µg/ml.
Optimal concentrations required for activation depend upon bacterial strain and chemotype (R- or S-) LPS, cell species, cell culture conditions, sampling time and cytokine.
Two antibodies, LPScore (cat.# HM6011) and to Lipid A (cat.# HM6009) were used in an experiment with several LPS types. Both antibodies have the capability to recognise several LPS types:
LPS Ligand cat.# |
HM6009 |
HM6011 |
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LPS 1. Serratia Marcescero |
– |
– |
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LPS 2. P. Aeruginosa type 10 |
– |
+ |
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LPS 3. E.coli O55:B5 |
HC4045 |
+ |
+ |
|
LPS 4. E.coli O41:B4 |
– |
++ |
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LPS 5. E.coli O128:B12 |
+ |
+ |
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LPS 6. E.coli O127:B8 |
– |
++ |
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LPS 7. S. Typhosa |
+ |
++ |
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LPS 8. E.coli O26:B6 |
++ |
++ |
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LPS 9. Salmonella Abortus Equi |
HC4061 |
++ |
– |
|
LPS 10. S.enteriditis |
HC4059 |
– |
++ |
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LPS 11. E. coli |
++ |
++ |
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LPS 12. K.pneumoniae |
++ |
– |
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LPS 13. P.aeruginosa |
++ |
++ |
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LPS 14. S.typhimurium |
HC4060 |
+ |
++ |
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