From: Miller, Judith E. (judy_miller@merck.com)
Date: Thu Oct 15 1998 - 08:12:12 EST
> We are trying to stain B cells from rat spleen using anti-CD45RA > (Pharmingen, PE conjugate). We do not fix the cells in formaldehyde since > it is known to alter CD45RA staining. In some experiments, we see clean > separation between stained and unstained cells. However, in other > experiments there is a small population of cells (approx. 5-15%) that is > between the two peaks or near the positive peak. The PBL from the same > animal has a clean positive peak for CD45RA. We are not sure if this is a > real finding, a problem with our sample preparation method or the > antibody. > > We would appreciate any help on this matter. > > Regards, > > Tom Kawabata and Judy Miller > Safety Assessment > Merck Research Laboratories > West Point, PA >
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