Product: Brilliant Violet 650™ anti-human IFN-γ |
Catalog No.: 502538 |
Romy Hackbusch, Miss University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf |
Anti-human IFNg-Brilliant Violet 650™ | |||
Overall: | Product Quality: | Ease of Use: | |
You need a lot of antibody to detect IFNg. |
Experimental Design |
Application: | Flow Cytometry |
Cells used: | Whole blood |
Brief Protocol: | 1. Stimulate whole blood with PMA/Ionomycin for 5 hours at 37°C, 5% CO2 2. Stain additional surface markers 3. Lyse erythrocytes 4. Wash two times with PBS, centrifuge at 400 x g for 5 minutes; discard supernatant 5. Permeabilisation with Saponin 6. staining of IFNg 7. Wash cells with PBS 8. Add 200-300µl FACS-buffer, FACS analysis The antibody was titrated and is used with 10µl per test |
Results Summary: | Not the best antibody for staining IFNg. |
Additional Notes: | Gating strategy: Lymphocytes > single cells > CD4+ cells > IFNg+ |
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Technical Service Notes |
Using nuclear factor permeabilization buffers for cytokine staining is generally not recommended as it can cause cytokines to leak from the cell. Even for a factor like IFN-g which can be in high abundance, a control sample (that did not permeabilize to the nucleus) is required in order to confirm no cytokine was lost. |
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