Kit de ensayo Cell Meter™ de apoptosis de fosfatidilserina (Fluorescencia roja) está diseñado para monitorear la apoptosis celular midiendo la translocación de fosfatidilserina (PS).
Descripción
Kit de ensayo Cell Meter™ de apoptosis de fosfatidilserina, Fluorescencia roja optimizada para lectores de microplacas
Los kits de ensayo Cell Meter™ son un conjunto de herramientas para monitorear la viabilidad celular. Existe una variedad de parámetros que se pueden utilizar para monitorear la viabilidad celular.
Este kit en particular está diseñado para monitorear la apoptosis celular midiendo la translocación de fosfatidilserina (PS). En la apoptosis, la PS se transfiere a la valva externa de la membrana plasmática. La aparición de fosfatidilserina en la superficie celular es un indicador universal de las etapas inicial/intermedia de la apoptosis celular y puede detectarse antes de que se puedan observar cambios morfológicos.
El kit está diseñado para monitorear la apoptosis celular midiendo la translocación de fosfatidilserina (PS), y utiliza nuestro sensor de PS Apopxin™ basado en moléculas pequeñas fluorescentes patentado que se une específicamente a PS con una afinidad mucho mayor que la anexina V (Kd < 10 nM). Tiene fluorescencia verde al unirse a la membrana PS. Se puede utilizar en formatos de microplaca, microscopio y citómetro de flujo, mientras que la mayoría de los demás kits de ensayo de apoptosis comerciales solo se utilizan con microscopio o plataforma de citometría de flujo.
Nombre en Ingles: Cell Meter™ Phosphatidylserine Apoptosis Assay Kit *Red Fluorescence Optimized for Microplate Readers*
| Catalogo | Producto | Presentación |
|---|---|---|
| AAT-22792 | Kit de ensayo Cell Meter™ de apoptosis de fosfatidilserina | 100 pruebas |
Componentes
| Component A: Apopxin™ Red (100X Stock Solution) | 1 vial (100 µL/vial) |
| Component B: Assay Buffer (4 °C) | 1 frasco (10 mL) |
Importante, Solo para uso en investigación (RUO). Almacenamiento: Refrigeración de 2-8 °C. Minimizar la exposición a la luz.
Plataforma
Lector de fluorescencia de microplacas
| Excitación | 590 nm |
| Emisión | 630 nm |
| Cutoff | 610 nm |
| Placa recomendada | Pared negra, fondo claro |
| Especificaciones Instrumento | Modo lectura inferior |
Imagenes
Figura 1. Imágenes de fluorescencia de células Jurkat en una placa de 96 pocillos de pared negra/fondo transparente Costar teñidas con el kit de ensayo de apoptosis de fosfatidilserina Cell Meter™. Las células Jurkat se trataron sin (izquierda) o con camptotecina 20 μM (derecha) durante 5 horas. La intensidad de la fluorescencia se midió utilizando un microscopio de fluorescencia con canal Texas Red®.
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