Qifikit
QIFIKIT is a quantitative immunofluorescence product that enables the accurate quantification of surface antigen expression on cells. It provides a standardized method for determining the number of epitopes per cell, allowing for robust and reproducible results across experiments and laboratories.
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82 protocols using qifikit
Quantifying Cell Surface Antigen Density
Quantification of MSLN and MUC16 Binding
Quantification of Surface Mesothelin Molecules
CEACAM5 and CD47 Expression in Cancer Cells
MC38 (Kerafast) were silenced for mouse CD47 cell surface expression and were afterwards stably transfected to express human CD47 and human CEACAM5. A stable clone named 3C12 was isolated by cell sorting (Beckman #Cytoflex SRT) and cultured like mentioned in the original MC38 datasheet. The number of human CEACAM5 (203’000 molecules/cell) and human CD47 (40’000 molecules/cell) expressed at the surface of the clone was determined by QIFIKIT (Agilent DAKO) according to the manufacturer’s instruction as previously described (41 (link)).
Quantification of Cell Surface HER2 and EGFR
Quantifying GPC-1 Expression in Glioblastoma
Cell Line Authentication and Characterization
Quantitative Analysis of MET Expression
Quantifying Cell Surface Receptor Density
Flow Cytometry Analysis of Immunoligand Binding
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