Research Tools for Immunology & Cell Biology
InvivoGen is a biotechnology company that develops and manufactures research tools for immunology, cell biology, and molecular biology, used for the treatment of infection, autoimmunity, cancer, and metabolic diseases. Our catalog includes cell culture reagents, reporter cell lines, PRR ligands, inhibitors, recombinant cytokines and antibodies, vaccine adjuvants, and cloning vectors.
For cell culture, we offer selection antibiotics such as Zeocin®, Puromycin, and Blasticidin, microbial contamination control with Plasmocin® and Primocin™, and MycoStrip™ mycoplasma detection kits.
Our products undergo stringent quality control, including functional testing and product-specific validation, to support reliable and reproducible research. Every lot is tested in-house for purity, biological activity, and the absence of endotoxins and mycoplasma (when applicable).
Not sure where to start? Browse by research field or contact our technical support. InvivoGen’s products enable researchers to investigate innate and adaptive immune responses, cell signaling, inflammation, immunotherapy, vaccination, and other biological processes.
Cell Culture Reagents
Quality-controlled reagents for mammalian cell culture, selection, contamination prevention, and mycoplasma detection
Engineered Cell Lines
Human and mouse cell lines and bio-assays for studying innate and adaptive immunity pathways
Innate Immunity Inhibitors
Small-molecule and biological inhibitors for investigating innate immune receptors and downstream signaling pathways.
Antibodies & ELISA Kits
ELISA bioassays and monoclonal antibodies for neutralization, detection, and quantification of immune signaling targets
Vaccine Adjuvants
Immunostimulatory molecules and adjuvants for studying and modulating immune responses in preclinical vaccine research
Proteins & Cytokines
Recombinant cytokines, Fc-fusion proteins, incretin-related biologics and reporter proteins
Cloning & Expression Vectors
Plasmids for gene expression, Fc-fusion, antibody production and inducible reporters.
