RE: Looking for subG1

From: McCloskey, Tom \(LABS\) <mccloskeyt@iconlabinc.com>
Date: Wed Feb 20 2008 - 09:54:32 EST
Hi Michelle,

 

	    A useful control for apoptosis assays is Jurkat cells
triggered with anti-Fas antibody.  Briefly, anti CD95 [clone CH11] at
100 ng/ml added to Jurkat cells for 2-4 H provides an apoptotic and
nonapoptotic population.  For details, I refer you to:

 

Mc Closkey, TW, Phenix BN, and Pahwa S, Flow cytometric detection and
quantification of apoptotic cells, in:	Manual of Molecular and Clinical
Laboratory Immunology [vol. 7], B Detrick, RG Hamilton, and JD Folds,
eds, Washington, DC, ASM Press, 281-290, 2006.

 

Another recommendation would be to look at the cells under the
microscope.  Cells with apoptotic nuclei are typically readily visible,
particularly when labeled with nucleic acid dyes.  I would also
recommend the use of a positive and negative control for your assay
development speciifc to the cell type or cell line you are working with.
And finally, using a second assay is a good idea to confirm and verify
your data.

 

Good luck,

Tom

 

Thomas W. Mc Closkey, Ph. D.

Associate Director, Cellular Immunology

Research and Development

ICON Central Laboratory

123 Smith Street

Farmingdale, NY 11735

 

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Email:		mccloskeyt@iconlabinc.com
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Web:		www.icolabs.com 

 

 

 

 

________________________________

From: Michelle Mok Meng Huang [mailto:michellemok@bsf.a-star.edu.sg] 
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 9:24 PM
To: cyto-inbox
Subject: Looking for subG1

 

Dear flowers,

 

I have a customer here performing analysis on my LSR II looking for a
sub-G1 population. Trouble is, we haven't seen any. So we're not sure if
his treatment protocol has an issue (still in optimization) or that the
cells really do not have a sub-G1 population. So is there is a
"gold-standard" cell line know for exhibiting a sub-G1 population under
a certain treatment protocol? 

 

Any help would be most appreciated.

 

Thank you,

 

Michelle Mok

Research Officer

Flow Cytometry  

 


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