MagDot is a dual-purpose reagent, it combines quantum dots and superparamagnetic iron oxide particles within the same nanoparticle. MagDots modified with antibiotin have been developed for magnetic labeling and separation of cells or other biological materials that are labeled with a biotinylated primary antibody. Cells labeled with will be both fluorescent and magnetic allowing one to perform a bulk magnetic cell enrichment or depletion and then go straight to fluorescence analysis
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Parameterâ |
Specificationâ |
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Product Nameâ |
MagDot 640 Antibiotinâ |
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Optimal Excitationâ |
355 and 405 nmâ |
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Emission Maximumâ |
640 nmâ |
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Classâ |
Monoclonal Antibodyâ |
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Host/Isotypeâ |
Mouse/IgG1â |
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Reactivityâ |
Humanâ |
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Specificityâ |
Antibiotinâ |
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Cloneâ |
Z021â |
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Tested Dilutionâ |
20 uL per million cellsâ |
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Antibody concentrationâ |
0.1 ug/uLâ |
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Iron oxide concentrationâ |
0.5 mg/mLâ |
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Storage Bufferâ |
Borate, pH 7.4 with 0.5% BSA, 0.1% sodium azide â |
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Volumeâ |
500 ÎĵLâ |
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Storage Temperatureâ |
4°Câ |
Flow Cytometry


