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APC Fire 750

APC/Fire™ 750 was BioLegend’s first Fire tandem dye, originally developed to provide a more temperature and photostable alternative to APC/Cy7. APC/Fire™ 750 also has lower compensation requirements than APC/Cy7 conjugates while maintaining an equal level of brightness. Additionally, APC/Fire™ 750 has minimal non-specific binding to monocytes, as has been observed with APC/Cy7. Lastly, APC/Fire™ 750 is equivalent to or brighter than APC-H7 in all conjugates tested.

 

Excitation and Emission Spectra of APC/Fire™ 750

 

 

APC Fire 750 Aurora Spectra

 

APC Fire 750 Spectra

 

Emission spectra (top) and normalized emission spectra (middle) of APC/Fire™ 750 as run on a 5-laser Cytek® Aurora Spectral Cytometer. To compare APC/Fire™ 750 with other fluorophores on a spectral cytometer, use our Aurora Spectral Analyzer tool.

 

Normalized excitation and emission spectra of APC/Fire™ 750 obtained from a spectrophotometer (bottom). To compare APC/Fire™ 750 with other fluorophores, use our Fluorescence Spectra Analyzer tool.

 

 

Spectral Spillover of APC/Fire™ 750

 

Spectral Spillover of APC/Fire™ 750

Spillover impact of APC/Fire™ 750 into detection channels of a 5-laser Cytek® Aurora Spectral Cytometer.

 

 

 

 

Spectral Compatibility with Zombie NIR™ in Spectral Flow Cytometry

 

Unlike comparable APC tandem dyes like APC/Cy7 and others, APC/Fire™ 750 has advantageous spectral properties that allow it to be unmixed from the fixable viability dye Zombie NIR™ in spectral applications. This gives the APC/Fire™ 750 and Zombie NIR™ combination special utility on spectral flow cytometers, allowing the user to conveniently slot both a viability probe and antibody stain into a narrow region of detection.

 

Normalized emission spectra of APC/Fire™ 750 and Zombie NIR™ as run on a 5-laser Cytek® Aurora Spectral Cytometer.

 

 

Multicolor Compatibility of APC/Fire™ 750

 

Multicolor Compatibility of APC/Fire™ 750PMA+Ionomycin (6 hours, in the presence of Monensin) stimulated human PBMCs were stained with anti-CD4 Alexa Fluor® 647 and then treated with Fixation Buffer followed by permeabilization with 1X Intracellular Staining Permeabilization Wash Buffer and stained with anti-IFN-γ APC/Fire™ 750 for 30 min.

 

Brightness Comparison

 

Brightness ComparisonHuman whole blood was stained for 20 min with anti-CD3 conjugates of APC/Fire™ 750, APC/Cy7, APC-H7, or APC-eFluor® 780 at each manufacturer's recommended optimal dilution, followed by RBC lysis and wash steps. Histograms were gated on lymphocyte populations based on forward and side scatter.

 

Low Background Binding to Monocytes 

 

Human whole blood was stained with anti-CD3 conjugates of APC/Fire™ 750 or APC/Cy7. Histograms were gated on monocyte populations.

 

APC/Fire™ 750 Stability

 

Human whole blood was stained for 20 min with anti-CD3 conjugates of APC/Fire™ 750, APC/Cy7, APC-H7, or APC-eFluor® 780 at each manufacturer's recommended optimal dilution, followed by RBC lysis and wash steps. Cells were then treated with either PBS control, 1% paraformaldehyde (PFA) in PBS, 4% PFA followed by 0.1% saponin, BioLegend's True-Nuclear™ Fix/Perm Buffer Set, BD's Transcription Factor Buffer Set, or eBioscience's FoxP3/Transcription Factor Staining Buffer Set prior to analysis. Lymphocyte populations were gated on based on optimal forward and side scatter.

 

Heat Stability 

 

Heat StabilityA vial of APC/Cy7 or APC/Fire™ 750 was stored in the dark at either 4°C or 37°C for 81 days. At certain intervals, an aliquot of reagent was used to stain Veri-Cells™, a lyophilized human PBMC product that effectively removes donor dependent variation in staining. Cells were stained for 15 min at room temp in cell staining buffer.

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