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Primary osmr pe antibody clone an v2

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The Primary OSMR-PE antibody (clone AN-V2) is a fluorescently-labeled antibody that recognizes the Oncostatin M Receptor (OSMR) protein. OSMR is a type I cytokine receptor that binds to the Oncostatin M ligand and is involved in various signaling pathways. The antibody is conjugated to the fluorescent dye Phycoerythrin (PE), allowing for the detection and analysis of OSMR-expressing cells.

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Staining OSMR in Human Cells for Flow Cytometry

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To stain OSMR in human samples for flow cytometry analysis, cells were labeled with primary OSMR-PE antibody (clone AN-V2, 2 µg/ml) followed by three rounds of amplification with anti-PE-biotin antibody (clone PE001, 2.5 µg/ml (Biolegend, UK)), and streptavidin-PE (0.4 µg/ml (Biolegend, UK)). A separate cell sample was labeled with isotype control antibody (mouse IgG1-PE) and similarly amplified to control for background staining. Specificity of the anti-OSMR antibody was confirmed by siRNA knockdown of OSMR expression in a prior publication65 (link).
West N.R., Hegazy A.N., Owens B.M., Bullers S.J., Linggi B., Buonocore S., Coccia M., Görtz D., This S., Stockenhuber K., Pott J., Friedrich M., Ryzhakov G., Baribaud F., Brodmerkel C., Cieluch C., Rahman N., Müller-Newen G., Owens R.J., Kühl A.A., Maloy K.J., Plevy S.E., Keshav S., Travis S.P, & Powrie F. (2017). Oncostatin M drives intestinal inflammation in mice and its abundance predicts response to tumor necrosis factor-neutralizing therapy in patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Nature medicine, 23(5), 579-589.
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Staining OSMR in Human Cells for Flow Cytometry

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To stain OSMR in human samples for flow cytometry analysis, cells were labeled with primary OSMR-PE antibody (clone AN-V2, 2 µg/ml) followed by three rounds of amplification with anti-PE-biotin antibody (clone PE001, 2.5 µg/ml (Biolegend, UK)), and streptavidin-PE (0.4 µg/ml (Biolegend, UK)). A separate cell sample was labeled with isotype control antibody (mouse IgG1-PE) and similarly amplified to control for background staining. Specificity of the anti-OSMR antibody was confirmed by siRNA knockdown of OSMR expression in a prior publication65 (link).
West N.R., Hegazy A.N., Owens B.M., Bullers S.J., Linggi B., Buonocore S., Coccia M., Görtz D., This S., Stockenhuber K., Pott J., Friedrich M., Ryzhakov G., Baribaud F., Brodmerkel C., Cieluch C., Rahman N., Müller-Newen G., Owens R.J., Kühl A.A., Maloy K.J., Plevy S.E., Keshav S., Travis S.P, & Powrie F. (2017). Oncostatin M drives intestinal inflammation in mice and its abundance predicts response to tumor necrosis factor-neutralizing therapy in patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Nature medicine, 23(5), 579-589.
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