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Mouse Immune Cell Depletion Antibodies For In Vivo Use

Date: Mar 27, 2026

In immunology and the field of cell and gene therapy (CGT), selective elimination of defined cell populations—commonly referred to as cell depletion—is a widely adopted strategy to interrogate the functional roles of specific cellular subsets and their associated molecular targets.

InvivoCrown offers a range of monoclonal antibodies to mouse cell surface proteins for in vivo cell-specific depletion studies. These antibodies are validated for in vivo use, where systemic administration enables the targeted depletion of specific cell populations. Mechanistically, these depletion antibodies act through multiple effector pathways, including antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC), complement-dependent cytotoxicity (CDC), and antibody-dependent cellular phagocytosis (ADCP). 

Our Most Popular Cell Depletion Antibodies:

Cell Type

Item Number

Name

T cells

IV0121

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CD3ε in vivo antibody, Clone 145-2C11

CD4+T cells

IV0102

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CD4 in vivo antibody, Clone GK1.5

CD8+T cells

IV0104

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CD8α in vivo antibody, Clone 2.43

IV0119

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CD8α in vivo antibody, Clone 53-6.7

IV0117

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CD8β (Lyt 3.2) in vivo antibody, Clone 53-5.8

NKcells

IV0111

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse NK1.1(CD161) Antibody in vivo antibody, Clone PK136

Neutrophils

IV0113

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse Ly6G/Ly6C (Gr-1) in vivo antibody, Clone RB6-8C5

IV0103

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse Ly6G in vivo antibody, Clone 1A8

Macrophages

IV0114

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CSF1R (CD115) in vivo antibody, Clone AFS98

Monocytes

IV0113

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse Ly6G/Ly6C (Gr-1) in vivo antibody, Clone RB6-8C5

IV0114

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CSF1R (CD115) in vivo antibody, Clone AFS98

B cells

IV0135

InVivoPro Anti-Mouse CD20 in vivo antibody, Clone MB20-11

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