Lysosensor
The LysoSensor is a fluorescent dye that can be used to detect and localize acidic compartments, such as lysosomes, within live cells. It functions by selectively accumulating in acidic organelles and fluorescing upon protonation. This dye allows for the visualization and analysis of lysosomal dynamics and pH.
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13 protocols using lysosensor
Apoptosis Detection in Regenerating Tadpole Tails
Visualizing Autophagy Dynamics in U2OS Cells
U2OS cells stably expressing the reporter construct Tandem-LC3 (mRFP-GFP-LC3B) were seeded onto glass coverslips, treated with ConcA (10 nM) or CQ (10 μm) for 24 h and then fixed and mounted as previously explained. Autophagosomes are detected as yellow-positive vesicles (red + green) while red-only vesicles correspond to acidified autophagic vesicles (autolysosomes), as the pH-sensitive GFP fluorophore gets quenched in acidified vesicles.
Lysosomal pH Determination in BMDMs
Lysosome-mediated Cell Death Mechanism
Lysosomal Dynamics in LLC1 Cells
Lysosomal Dysfunction and Oxidative Stress Assay
Intracellular Lipid Dynamics Visualization
Lysosomal Acidification Measurement in Monocytes
Lysosomal Function and pH Assessment
Imaging Endosomal pH with ALIX
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