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NHPRR is a resource designed for and by investigators like you. We believe that excellence in biomedical research depends on successful partnerships, and we encourage collaboration, sharing, and inquiries to help you achieve your research goals.

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As a collaborative community of researchers, investigators depend on new data to support, refute, modify, or guide the use of NHP-specific antibodies. Please contribute your reactivity data to the antibody database to enable a more comprehensive understanding of each antibody’s optimal use.

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University of Massachusetts medical school

Project Manager: Julia Vasconcellos, PhD Julia.Vasconcellos@umassmed.edu Phone: 617-474-3261

Program Director: Diogo Magnani, PhD Diogo.Magnani@umassmed.edu Phone: 617-474-4069

Kathleen Engelman, PhD Kathleen.Engelman@umassmed.edu

National Institutes of Health

NIAID Program Officer:
Shilpa Kulkarni, PhD Division of Allergy, Immunology and Transplantation NIAID

ORIP Program Officer: Biao Tian, PhD Division of Comparative Medicine ORIP/DPCPSI/OD

The Nonhuman Primate Reagent Resource (NHPRR) is a nonprofit laboratory established in 1999, and supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), and Office of Research Infrastructure Programs (ORIP).