Caspase 8 via Flow?

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I recently came across a blurb that says that Clonetech now has "ApoAlert"
kits for Caspase-9/6 and Caspase-8.  I haven't tried them yet, though.  I
would be most interested in how they work out if you give it a try.



David McFarland
GlaxoSmithKline


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"Salinas, Richard" <rsalinas@saci.org>

23-Jan-2002 17:03




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Greetings,

Has anyone had any experience and/or success with measuring the Pro-active
form of Caspase 8 using flow cytometry. I realize that Caspase 3 analysis
has been done with Pharmingen's mAb but I would like to go a bit higher in
the cascade pathway.
Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Richard


Flow Cytometry Laboratory
Dept. of Radiation Oncology
Texas Research Park
(210) 677-3882

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