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Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting Shared Resource (FCSR) Karen Creswell, PhD, Director [email protected] 202-687-2233

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Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting Shared Resource (FCSR)Karen Creswell, PhD, [email protected]

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FCSR – Apoptosis Assays

• Sub G1 peak

• Annexin V (membrane flip-flop)

• TUNEL assay (DNA strand breaks)

• JC-1 staining (mitochondrial membrane potential)

• Caspase and caspase activity assays

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FCSR: Stem Cell Assays

• Immunophenotyping

• Aldefluor analysis

• Side population (SP) detection

Any of these methods or a combination

of methods can be utilized to analyze

and sort stem cells

Aldefluor-A

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ALDH + 0.03 %

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Aldefluor-A

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FCSR: Other Applications

•Cell Cycle

•Immunophenotyping

•Cytoxicity Assays

•Measurement of ROS

•Phagocytosis Assays

•Intracellular cytokine analysis

•Cell signaling antigen detection

•Fluorescent protein analysis (GFP, CFP, YFP, mCherry, etc.)

GG22MM GG00

GG11

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DNA AnalysisDNA Analysis

DNA content

Count

2N2N 4N4N

Normal Cell Cycle Normal Cell Cycle

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FCSR: Cell Sorting•Separation of cell populations

•Can sort up to 4 populations simultaneously•Can sort into 6-, 24, or 96-well plates

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Shared Resources are partially supported by the Georgetown Howard University Center for Clinical and Translational Studies (GHUCCTS) 1UL1RR031975-01

  In your publications, remember to mention support provided from the GHUCCTS.