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Monoclonal Antibodies Milstein and Kohler, Nobel Prize 1984

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Monoclonal Antibodies

Milstein and Kohler, Nobel Prize 1984

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Antibodies can be coupled to fluorochromes

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• Immunoprecipitation• Immunoblot (western blot)• Reverse genetics ( got clone, can make ab and

study genetics)• Got antibody, can clone gene (Brian Seed)• Immunofluorescence Microscopy• Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter (Herzenberg,

70s)

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FACS Analysis

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CD4 and CD8 can be used to subset cells of different developmental stages

CD8

83%

1.6%

4.7%

CD8

CD4

CD8

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CD; clusters of differentiation• CD1-CD247; cell surface staining

Intra-cellular protein stainingSolubilize cells before staining

Intra-cellular cytokine stainingPlug up golgi with brefeldin A and let secreted proteins accumilate

Intra-cellular staining for phospho-specific forms of signal transducers

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Purification of lymphocyte subpopulations (from most to least

expensive and most efficient)

• Sort by FACs

• Purify using antibody coated beads

• Purify by antibody and complement

• Nylon wool for T cells

• Adherence to plastic for Macrophages

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Transgenic mice

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The deletion of specific genes

can be accomplished

by homologous

recombination.

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Gene knockout in embryonic

stem cells enables mutant

mice to be produced.

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Cre lox technology allows conditional knockouts

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The role of recessive lethal genes in

lymphocyte function can be studied using

RAG-deficient chimeric mice