Summary
This poster tested continuous temperature microchips as a way to detect cytokine-release responses after OKT3 immunotherapy in humanized female mice. Temperature rose about six hours after dosing alongside the cytokine peak, dropped after blood collection, and recovered over the next hours; microchip and rectal trends agreed, although rectal values were consistently lower. UID UCT-2112 chips, a URH-1HP reader, and Matrix cage scanners enabled both spot and continuous measurements.
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