NFKB PATHWAY: MASTER REGULATOR OF INFLAMMATION AND IMMUNITY
The NFKB pathway (nuclear factor kappa-light-chain-enhancer of activated B cells pathway) is a key signaling mechanism that regulates immune response, inflammation, cell survival, and stress adaptation. Activated by stimuli such as cytokines, infections, and oxidative stress, the pathway plays a critical role in maintaining cellular homeostasis and coordinating responses to environmental challenges.
With AnyGenes qPCR arrays, researchers can precisely analyze the NFKB pathway, ensuring reliable and reproductible results. These tools allow for the study of NF-KB signaling in health and disease, providing insights into immune regulation, inflammatory processes and therapeutic targets.
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