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> From: Mark Rehse <markrehse@CellPro.com>
> To: Cytometry Mailing List <cytometry@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu>
> Subject: CD45 Negative PBL
> Date: Thursday, March 06, 1997 12:42 PM
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>
> Dear Flow Community,
> We use CD45 FITC (Immunotech clone J33) in our two color
> immunophenotyping panels to identify the WBC component in apheresis
> and buffy coat and eliminate RBC's, debris and dim staining platelets
> from subsequent enumeration of T and B cells, stem cells, NK cells,
> monocytes and granulocytes using PE-conjugated antibodies. This
> method is superior to traditional light scatter gating, however, there is
a
> population of CD45- cells which are equivalent in size and granularity to
> T and B cells which we have not yet been able to identify in our panels.
> Does anyone have experience with this population? Is it a problem with
> this clone?
> Thanks in advance.
> MarkRehse@CellPro.com
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