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A dual-color assay for determining cell toxicity by flow cytometry. A green fluorescent cellular stain, CFSE, labels target cells and the red live/dead viability dye 7-AAD to identify the dead cells present in the cytotoxicity assay samples

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ItemCell-mediated Cytotoxicity Assay: Basic Cytotoxicity Test
CompanyImmunoChemistry Technologies
Price $305.25Supplier Page View Company Product Page
Catalog Number970
Quantity250 Tests
Detection TargetCell-mediated cytotoxicity
ComponentsKit 970: 250 tests CFSE target cell stain, 1 vial, #6162 7-AAD vital stain, 2 vials, #6163 10X Assay Buffer, 60 mL, #685 Kit Manual
Absorbance / Excitation7-AAD – 546 nm CFSE – 492 nm
Emission7-AAD – 647 nm CFSE – 520 nm
Sample TypeCell culture
Molecule Name7-AAD, CFSE
TypeCell Viability

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