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 Over recent years, the IL-18 protein has garnered significance in the field of immunological research and therapy. This protein not only participates in various inflammatory responses but also plays a crucial role in anti-tumor immunity; IL-18 enhances the activity of CD8+ T cells and NK cells, promotes the secretion of IFN-γ, and offers a promising avenue for cancer immunotherapy. 
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 Why Choose Our GMP-grade IL-18 Protein? 
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 High-Quality Production 
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 Robust Source: Produced using HEK293 cells to ensure the natural activity and structure of proteins. 
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 High Purity: Features purity levels >95%, verified by SDS-PAGE, meeting stringent quality standards. 
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 Low Endotoxin: Features an endotoxin level <100 EU/mg, ensuring safety in experiments and applications. 
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 Featured Product 
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 IL18-153HG 
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 Product Name 
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 GMP Recombinant Human IL18 Protein 
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 E. coli 
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 Activity 
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 Measured by its ability to induce IFN-gamma secretion by KG‑1 human acute myelogenous leukemia cells in the presence of TNF-alpha. The ED50 for this effect is ≤ 2 ng/ml. 
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 Endotoxin: 
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 35,380 units/mg 
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 Purity 
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 <1.0 EU per 1 μg of the protein by the LAL method. 
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 HPLC 
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 SEC-HPLC 
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 Defined Biological Activity 
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 The biological activity of our IL-18 proteins reaches 1.0×106 IU and is validated through KG-1 cell-induced IFN-γ secretion experiments. 
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 Diverse Applications 
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 Inflammation Research: Used to study the mechanisms of IL-18 in inflammatory diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease and osteoarthritis. 
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 Cancer Therapy: Used for exploring the potential of IL-18 in regulating tumor immune microenvironments and immunotherapy. 
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 Customer Feedback 
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 Performs well in inflammatory models, with high stability in serum; suitable for ELISA detection. 
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 Research Cases 
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 Case 1: Inflammatory Bowel Disease Study 
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 In one study, IL-18 was shown to alleviate symptoms of colitis induced by a guar gum diet. The research indicated that IL-18 reduced an inflammatory response by modulating the gut microbiota and enhancing intestinal barrier function. 
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 Figure 1. IL-18 expression in jejunum of indicated mice by Western blotting. (Xuesen Zheng, et al. 2021) 
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 Case 2: Osteoarthritis Study 
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 Researchers found that the expression of IL-18 was significantly elevated in the synovial tissue of patients with osteoarthritis. Further experiments demonstrated that IL-17 promotes the production of IL-18 through the MEK/ERK/miR-4492 signaling pathway, highlighting the important role of IL-18 in the progression of osteoarthritis. 
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 Figure 2. IL-18 is upregulated in clinical synovial tissue from OA patients. (Lee, T., et al. 2024) 
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 Case 3: NK Cell Cultivation 
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 In a large-scale NK cell cultivation study, the combined use of IL-18 and IL-12 significantly enhanced the proliferation and cytotoxicity of NK cells. The research showed that this synergistic effect can effectively boost the anti-tumor activity of NK cells, providing strong support for NK cell-based immunotherapy. 
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 Figure 3. PBMC and purified NK cells were cultured with medium (Control) or a maximal concentration of IL-12 and IL-18 without or with TL1A (50 ng/ml), and their cytotoxicity was tested against the NK-sensitive cell line K562 in 51Cr-release assays and expressed in lytic units (LU30, left panels). (Stephanie C. Heidemann, et al. 2010) 
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