HLA-A Genotypes
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ScienCell now offers selected primary human cell lots pre-genotyped for common HLA-A alleles.

 

Researchers no longer need to purchase multiple donors and perform HLA screening in-house — simply select a donor lot with the genotype your study requires.


These genotype-defined primary cell lots enable researchers to minimize donor variability, ensure major histocompatibility antigen matching, and accelerate target validation in cell therapy and T-cell receptor (TCR) discovery.

 

Featured alleles:  HLA-A*02:01   •   HLA-A*03:01   •   HLA-A*11:01 

 

 

Key Benefits

 

  • Pre-typed donor lot
  • Reduce project costs
  • Ideal for immunology research
  • Antigen presentation studies
  • Vaccine development

 

  • Save weeks of screening
  • Primary human cells
  • T-cell assays
  • Cell therapy research
  • Personalized medicine

 

Why Choose Pre-HLA Typed Cells?

 
 Instead of purchasing random donors and performing expensive HLA typing, researchers can immediately obtain donor lots with known HLA-A genotypes. This greatly accelerates experimental planning, shortens time-to-data, and removes the guesswork from donor selection.

Featured HLA alleles:

HLA-A*02:01 HLA-A*03:01 HLA-A*11:01


 Cells shown include donors carrying at least one of the featured alleles. 

High-resolution HLA genotyping is reported at the 4-digit allele level on the Certificate of Analysis (CoA). 

Example CoA genotype: HLA-A*02:01 / HLA-A*24:02

 

Donor availability varies by cell type. 

See the complete searchable inventory, organized by cell type below

 

HLA-A

Availability of HLA-Genotyped Primary Cells

 

Our inventory of HLA-genotyped primary cells is continuously updated, and product availability may change without prior notice.

 

For information on additional HLA genotype options (i.e. HLA-B, HLA-C), current availability, or specific product inquiries, please contact us. Our team can help identify the most appropriate cell products for your research.