In cell western assay
The In-Cell Western Assay is a quantitative, cell-based assay that allows for the simultaneous detection and quantification of target proteins in their native cellular environment. It combines the specificity of Western blotting with the high-throughput capabilities of microplate-based assays. The assay is performed directly in cultured cells, providing a rapid and efficient method for analyzing cellular signaling pathways, target validation, and drug screening applications.
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11 protocols using in cell western assay
Isolation and Stimulation of Lamina Propria Mononuclear Cells
Isolation and Stimulation of LPMCs
Isolation and Activation of PBMCs
Quantifying DNA Damage Repair in Cells
Endogenous TRiC/CCT Purification Tag
Inflammatory Pathway Activation Assay
Quantitative In-Cell Western Assay
In-Cell Western Assay for Protein Analysis
Quantifying Phagocytosis and Surface Proteins
In order to characterise the presence of galectin-9 and VISTA on the surface of human embryonic cells or Jurkat T cells (galectin-9 only) we used a standard Li-COR on-cell Western assay [12] where the cells were not permeabilised thus measuring only the proteins present on the cell surface.
Quantifying Tim-3 and Galectin-9 Expression
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