Fitc mouse isotype control
The FITC Mouse Isotype control is a laboratory reagent used to establish the appropriate level of fluorescence in flow cytometry experiments. It serves as a control to determine the background fluorescence levels for a specific fluorochrome-conjugated antibody.
2 protocols using fitc mouse isotype control
Flow Cytometric Analysis of MHCI Expression
Measurement of Fetal Hemoglobin Expression in Erythroid Progenitors
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