Fig.-Normal peripheral blood was separated by lymphocyte separation solution (LSM01), stimulated by Anti-Human CD3, Functional Grade and Anti-Human CD28, Functional Grade for 48 hours, and then stained with Anti-Human CD25, APC and anti-human CD71, FITC (clone: OK T9). The proliferation of lymphocytes in FSC/SSC was analyzed by gating.

Overview of TFRC molecular target information

Molecular name: TFRC, transferrin receptor

Gene family: CD molecules; M28 metallopeptidases

Alias: CD71; TFR1; p90

Full name: transferrin receptor (p90, CD71)

Review of TFRC molecular targets

Transferrin receptor CD71 is a 1180 kDa type II transmembrane protein, which exists in the form of homodimer on the cell surface and is essential for cell growth. CD71 is expressed in immature proliferating cells, but the expression level is low in resting mature lymphocytes. T cells and B cells stimulated by antigen or mitogen can up-regulate the expression of CD71.