Naive Non-human Primate Whole Blood (Rhesus)Non human Primates (NHP) are the closest phylogenic relatives to man. They are often indispensable in biomedical and psychological research. The rhesus monkey is the most widely used laboratory primate. They are a small, Asian old world monkey which are often used in research due to ease of rearing in captivity. Rhesus monkeys can thrive in a variety of climates and habitats. They measure about 4764 cm (1925 inches) long, excluding the furry 2030 cm

many age-related conditions observed in cynomolgus monkeys—such as cardiovascular disease

Upon exposure to  an antigen in periphery lymphoid organs

especially for hematopoietic and endothelial stem cells

CD14+CD16- monocytes

interleukin-4

Monocytes are often referred to as CD14+ monocytes

Glass Whole Blood Tube with K3EDTA (BD Vacutainer®

Leucocyte Typing III:White cell differentiation antigens

BD LSR II flow cytometer

or weight loss

by inducing co-stimulatory molecules on the B cell

CD14+CD16+ monocytes