About us
Accelerate your immunotherapy development with trusted immune monitoring services from Amsterdam UMC’s team of immunology experts.
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We promote an original and innovative way of performing medical scientific research that focusses on the identification of common altered immunological denominators in various diseases. Immune monitoring services Amsterdam has a strong – from bench to bedside and back – translational signature, in which discovery-based research is translated into novel diagnostic tools, new biomarkers and therapy options, which are tested in high-quality innovative clinical studies.
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Our services

Metabolic Pathway analysis
In depth analsyis of the metabolic pathways of cells provide valuable information for your mechanism of action research.

Cellular Assays
Immune cells are our core business, and together with the knowledge of our many expert scientists we can set up assays or provide you with off the shelve solutions such as ELIspot and Fluorospot.

Innate immune cells such as Dendritic cells, NK cells or Basophils play a pivitol role in many immune modulating therapies. Use our assays to study the effect of your therapy.

Does your drug facilitate tumor killing? Get ready to test efficacy or look at your mechanism of action in our tumor suspension cultures

Immunohistochemistry
Study cells in the tumor microenvironment by making use of our multiplex techniques, using up to 40 markers to provide a full overview of the cells present in the tissue.

Proliferation Assay
Use mixed lymphocyte reactions (MLRs) to study the inhibitory or stimulatory capacity of your therapeutic or study antigen specific T cell reactions to test vaccin responses.
Therapeutic Areas
As part of the immunotherapy Center of Amsterdam UMC we work in different fields that contribute to our immune monitoring expertise

NEWS July 2025
Grant approval
META-IMMUNOTYPES
Congratulations to Juan Garcia Vallejo and everyone in the consortium for being awarded the prestigious NWA-ORC grant!
The immune system is a complex network of cells that works to maintain balance in the body, pretty much like an internal sensing organ. Its responses are shaped by environmental factors such as viruses and microplastics, which can influence chronic diseases like diabetes and cancer. Recent advances in single-cell technologies provide deeper insights into immune function, aiding personalized treatments like immunotherapy. Our consortium consists of academic experts that will work together to identify immune markers for chronic diseases, using new technologies and involving patient organizations, clinicians, and even an art gallery to make a broad scientific and societal impact.
Meet us at
Cicon
September 10-12
2025
Utrecht
Festival of Biologics
Sept/ Oct 30-02
2025
Basel
World Vaccine Conference
October 14-16
2025
Amsterdam


