DURAClone IF Basophil Activation Panel Design Principle

Markers

 Specificity  Purpose Clone Fluorochrome Laser Filter
 CD45 Leukocyte gating  J33  Krome Orange 405nm  525/40
 CD3 Lymphocyte exclusion  UCHT1  PE-Cy7 488nm 763/43
 CD294(CRTh2)  Basophil gating  BM16  Alexa Fluor 647 638nm 660/10
 CD203c  Basophil function  97A6  PE 488nm 585/42
 CD63 Basophil function  CLB-Gran/12  Pacific Blue 405nm  450/45

Antigen Density

This table provides expression data on the markers included in the panel for the major blood cell types.  This information is a useful aid in panel design and assessing staining results.  Fluorochrome to marker combinations were chosen to reduce spillover between channels where the resolution is needed to identify populations.  The exact resolution achieved will be a property of these choices along with the capabilities of the instrument used for acquisition.

CD3 Measured Antigen Density in peripheral blood

CD45 Measured Antigen Density in peripheral blood

CD63 Measured Antigen Density in peripheral blood

CD203c Measured Antigen Density in peripheral blood

CD294 Measured Antigen Density in peripheral blood

Characterization of Antigen Density. The sample was prepared by staining peripheral blood in a DURAClone IF Basophil Activation Antibody Panel (Part Number C23406) following manufacturer’s instructions and acquired on a CytoFLEX LX N-V-B-Y-R-I Flow Cytometer. Data was analyzed using Kaluza Analysis software.  Dot plots show SSC x marker staining with lymphocytes in green, monocytes in purple and granulocytes in red. Histograms show antigen expression patterns on the major cell types using the same color coding.

Co-expression Patterns and Spillover Rules

DURAClone IF Basophil Activation  Basic Panel Design Rules

Hierarchical tree structure showing parent-child relationships between the interrogated antigens. Child nodes inherit the properties of the parent nodes above it in the tree. To illustrate, all populations in the analysis will be CD45+, inheriting that property from the parent node. As a principle, spillover from parent to child nodes should be minimized, while spillover from child to parent nodes will not cause a loss of resolution. Nodes at the same hierarchy level without dashed connections are co-expressed antigens whose resolution is impacted by spillover. Colored boxes indicate the expression pattern for the given marker, the lower the expression the more important it will be to avoid spillover from other dyes into that channel. Mutually exclusive antigens in the same level are indicated with a dashed red line. Spillover between these detectors will not cause a loss of resolution as the signals will not be present on the same event. Pairs of antigens that are either double-positive or double-negative are positively correlated antigens that can tolerate spillover, indicated with a dashed gold line.

 

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