Characterization of PECAM Targeting Nanoparticles
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- FITC-labeled polystyrene spheres (~125 nm effective diameter)
- 125I-radiolabled poly(4-vinylphenol) nanoparticle spheres (~145 nm effective diameter)
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) endogenously expressing native huPECAM
- Purified monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) to human PECAM (huPECAM), clone 62 (mouse IgG2a, referred to as Ab1h) and clone 37 (mouse IgG1, referred to as Ab2h)
- Antimouse PECAM (muPECAM) monoclonal antibody clones 390 (rat IgG2a, referred to as Ab1m) and MEC13.3 (rat IgG2a, referred to as Ab2m)
- Nontargeted IgG Ab (isotype mouse IgG)
- Fluorescent secondary antibody to antihuPECAM
- ActinRed 555 reagent
- Purified monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) to human PECAM (huPECAM), clone 62 (mouse IgG2a, referred to as Ab1h) and clone 37 (mouse IgG1, referred to as Ab2h)
- Antimouse PECAM (muPECAM) monoclonal antibody clones 390 (rat IgG2a, referred to as Ab1m) and MEC13.3 (rat IgG2a, referred to as Ab2m)
- Nontargeted IgG Ab (isotype mouse IgG)
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