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Panserin 701

Serum-Free T Cell Medium with PHA

Serum-free medium with phytohemagglutinin (PHA) for T cell activation and expansion
RUO (P04-710701) · GMP grade on request

Serum-free & PHA-based
RUO · P04-710701
GMP quality on request

Panserin 701 is a serum-free medium supplemented with phytohemagglutinin (PHA), a lectin that acts as a mitogen by binding to glycoproteins on the T cell surface, triggering activation and proliferation. It is designed for expanding T cells for immunotherapy applications, where large numbers of activated T cells are required.

Built for T cell activation and expansion. The PHA supplement drives robust T cell activation for immunotherapy workflows such as CAR-T. Like every PAN-Biotech product, Panserin 701 is available in GMP quality on request – manufactured GMP EU Annex 1-compliant by PAN-Celltech.

Why Panserin 701

  • Serum-free – defined background that removes serum-related variability for T cell culture.
  • PHA-supplemented – phytohemagglutinin acts as a mitogen, triggering T cell activation and proliferation.
  • Immunotherapy-ready – expands large numbers of activated T cells for applications such as CAR-T.
  • One partner to GMP – available in GMP quality on request for cell-therapy manufacturing.

Formulation at a glance

Cell type T cells (lymphoid)
Classification Serum-free
Mitogen Phytohemagglutinin (PHA)
Mode of action Binds glycoproteins on the T cell surface → activation & proliferation
Culture format Suspension
Typical use T cell activation & expansion (immunotherapy)

Ordering & grades

Grade Article No. Size Use To Shop
RUO P04-710701M 100 ml Research use
RUO P04-710701 500 ml Research use

 

Applications

  • Activation and expansion of T cells
  • T cell manufacturing for immunotherapy (e.g. CAR-T)
  • Generation of large numbers of activated T cells
  • Serum-free lymphoid cell culture

Frequently asked questions

What is Panserin 701 used for?

It is a serum-free medium with phytohemagglutinin (PHA) for activating and expanding T cells, essential where large numbers of activated T cells are required for immunotherapy.

Why does it contain PHA?

PHA is a lectin that acts as a mitogen, binding glycoproteins on the T cell surface to trigger activation and proliferation.

How does it differ from Panserin 413?

Panserin 701 contains PHA to actively drive T cell proliferation; Panserin 413 is PHA-free and keeps lymphoid cells in a more quiescent state.

Is a GMP grade available?

Yes. Every PAN-Biotech product is available in GMP quality on request, manufactured GMP EU Annex 1-compliant by PAN-Celltech.

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