Anti biotin
Anti-biotin is a laboratory reagent used to bind and neutralize biotin in biological samples. It is designed to prevent interference from biotin in immunoassays and other applications where biotin may be present.
2 protocols using anti biotin
Multicolor Flow Cytometry for Mouse Lymphoid Tissue Analysis
Multiplex RNA and Protein Detection
For quantification of co-expression of DNASE1L3 and Lysozyme or DNASE1L3 and NOX2 expressing cells, DNASE1L3+ cells were segmented using the FindPrimaryObjects module in CellProfiler using the DNASE1L3 channel as input72 (link). The expression of all markers was calculated for each cell and arcsinh transformed, and cells were manually labelled as belonging to the SED using a custom R script.
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