Description
Sensory-nerve-associated macrophages (SNAMs) are a specialized subset of macrophages found in close proximity to sensory nerves within various tissues and organs throughout the body. Their distinctive localization allows them to interact with sensory neurons and participate in the regulation of neuronal function, neuroimmune interactions, and tissue homeostasis.
Applications
Numerous types of experimental manipulations, including morphological, gene expression, and physiological studies.
Product Type
Tissue-specific Macrophages