Mouse anti chicken bu 1
The Mouse anti-Chicken Bu-1 is a laboratory reagent used for the detection and identification of the Bu-1 antigen, which is expressed on chicken B cells. It can be used in various immunological techniques, such as flow cytometry and immunohistochemistry, to study B cell development and function in chicken models.
2 protocols using mouse anti chicken bu 1
Phenotyping T and B Cells
Phenotypic Analysis of Chicken Lymphocytes
against CD3 (T cells) (mouse anti-chicken CD3: PE; Southern Biotech; Birmingham,
AL), CD4 (T helper cells) (mouse anti-chicken CD4: FITC; Southern Biotech) and
CD8 (T cytotoxic cells) (mouse anti-chicken CD8: Cy5; Southern Biotech) for 30
min at room temperature in the dark. Further samples were incubated with an Ab
against Bu1 (B cells) (mouse anti-chicken Bu-1: FITC; Southern Biotech) under
conditions similar to those described above. Samples intended for corresponding
isotype controls were incubated with either mouse IgG1 negative control: PE;
mouse IgG1 negative control: FITC or mouse IgG1 negative control: Cy5 (Southern
Biotech). Thereafter, 1000 µl HEPES-buffered saline was added and the samples
were centrifuged at 250 g for 5 min at 4°C. Subsequently, the T
and B cell subsets were measured by FACS Canto II (BD Bioscience, San Jose, CA).
At least 10,000 cells were counted. The BD FACSDiva™ Software (BD Biosciences)
was used to evaluate results and compensate non-specific signals indicated by
isotype controls.
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