MPM-2 - Cell Cycle Analysis by IF

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Company:

DAKO

Product Name:

MONOCLONAL MOUSE ANTI-MITOTIC PROTEINS

Catalog Number:

M3514

MPM-2 antigens are strongly expressed within mitotic cells. In eukaryotes, MPM-2 phosphoproteins have been found in the cytoplasm of mitotic cells as well as being localized to centrosomes, kinetochores and midbodies of the microtubule organizing centers. Also labelled are fibers of the mitotic spindle. MPM-2 has been shown to stain the core of condensed mitotic chromatin but not interphase chromatin. MPM-2 antigens have also been found in interphase cells. The intensity of immunofluorescent staining in interphase cells is relatively weak compared to mitotic cell staining and limited to discrete areas of the nucleus. A dramatic increase in MPM-2 reactivity occurs at the G2/M transition as shown by immuno-fluorescence microscopy and flow cytometry.

Experimental Design and Results Summary

Applications

Immunofluorescence

Sample

HT29 cells

Primary Incubation

1:100

Blocking Agent

1%BSA-TBS

Secondary Incubation

Anti Ms HRP

Tertiary Incubation

Not needed

Detection

Alexa 488

Results Summary

Good detection of nuclei of cells at the G2/M transition.

Additional Notes

None

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The Bottom Line

Good detection of dividing cells.

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