Hycells’s Selected PBMC Reconstruction Data Presentation (Part 2)
Release Date:
2026-06-22 12:11
HuPBMC model Due to its rapid establishment (3–4 weeks) and ease of use, it has been widely employed for in vivo efficacy evaluation in tumor immunotherapy. However, the conventional model suffers from a critical limitation: the randomness and uncertainty inherent in donor selection. The root of the problem lies not in the model itself, but in the “seed” cells—PBMCs—introduced into the system.
Donor Selection Practices in Different Tumor Models
Hycells is in NPG mouse model In China, systematic screening and validation of PBMC donors have been conducted for multiple tumor indications.
1. Hep G2 hepatocellular carcinoma CDX Model — Screening successful, model stable
The Hep G2 model likewise validated the reliability of the selected PBMCs—immune reconstitution was successful, tumor infiltration was robust, and the model demonstrated stable performance.
PBMC Donor Screening in Hep G2
Liver Cancer CDX Model with NPG Mice

Immune Cells Reconstitution in PB
Immune Cells Infiltration in Tumors

2. YCC-2 Gastric Cancer CDX Model—Severe Cachexia, Failed Immune Reconstitution
In this donor, the recipient mice developed severe cachexia, and no robust engraftment of human‑derived immune cells was detected in either the peripheral blood or the tumor tissue. This case also demonstrates that PBMC donors who have not undergone rigorous screening not only fail to establish an effective model but may also result in complete experimental failure due to GvHD, cachexia, or other confounding factors.
PBMC Donor Screening in YCC-2 Gastric Cancer CDX Model with NPG Mice

3. HCC 95 lung cancer CDX model—screening successful; model establishment is ongoing.
PBMC Donor Screening in HCC 95 Lung Cancer CDX Model with NPG Mice
Immune Cells Reconstitution in PB
Hycells continues to expand the validation of his preferred PBMCs across an increasing number of tumor types…
If you are facing challenges such as the short window period and high data variability in huPBMC models, please feel free to contact the Hycells technical team. Based on your specific tumor model and drug type, we will provide expert guidance on donor‑screening strategies and in vitro pre‑matching services. In addition, Hycells offers a well‑stocked inventory of premium‑quality PBMC batches for modeling; scan the QR code below to request a trial shipment of cryopreserved PBMCs. Once the mouse strain is confirmed, we will reach out to recommend an optimal huPBMC batch for your assay.
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