Basic Cytotoxicity Test BioAssay™ Kit

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474004 Basic Cytotoxicity Test BioAssay™ Kit

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Polyclonal

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Blue Ice

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4°C/-20°C

Sample Type:|Cell culture||Reagent Name: |7-AAD, CFSE||Target:|Cell-mediated cytotoxicity||Excitation/Emission:|7-AAD–546nm/647nm; CFSE–492nm/520nm||Method of Analysis:|Flow cytometry||Intended Use:|Basic Cytotoxicity Test Assay is a single-tube, dual-color assay for determining cytotoxicity by flow cytometry. The BioAssay™ employs a green fluorescent cellular stain, CFSE, to label target cells and the red live/dead viability dye, 7-AAD, to identify the dead cells present in the cytotoxicity BioAssay™ samples. Analyze your results using a flow cytometer.||Test Principle:|Cytolytic activity is an important process for eliminating intracellular pathogens and cancer cells. Basic Cytotoxicity Assay allows you to assess cytolytic activity in cell culture.||The Basic Cytotoxicity BioAssay™ includes two fluorescent reagents: CFSE and 7-AAD. CFSE, a green fluorescing cellular stain, is utilized to identify the target cell population. The unstained effector cells are added and incubated with the target cells. 7-AAD, a red fluorescing live/dead stain, is then added to stain all necrotic cells red by binding to the DNA of membrane-compromised cells. The target cell and effector cell populations can then be easily distinguished, and flow cytometry easily identifies live and necrotic cells.||Kit Components:|125 tests:|CFSE target cell stain, 1 vial|7-AAD vital stain, 1 vial|10X Assay Buffer, 1x30mL||250 tests:|CFSE target cell stain, 1 vial|7-AAD vital stain, 2 vials|10X Assay Buffer, 1x60mL||Storage and Stability:|Store powder at 4°C liquid at -20°C. Store other components at 4°C. Stable for 6 months For maximum recovery of product, centrifuge the original vial after thawing and prior to removing the cap.

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Important Note: This product as supplied is intended for research use only, not for use in human, therapeutic or diagnostic applications without the expressed written authorization of United States Biological. Toxicity and Hazards: All products should be handled by qualified personnel only, trained in laboratory procedures.

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