Jul 6, 2005 20:06
18 yrs ago
español term
células mieloides con IFTP maduro
español al inglés
Medicina
Medicina (general)
flow cytometry
From a flow cytometry analysis.
I'm having trouble with the abbreviation IFTP
"Total de células mieloides con IFTP maduro = 66%"
I'm having trouble with the abbreviation IFTP
"Total de células mieloides con IFTP maduro = 66%"
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español term (edited):
c�lulas mieloides con IFTP maduro
Selected
myeloid cells with immunofluorescent typing proteins for maturity
I used to do a lot of flow cytometry and this marker just doesn't exist as far as I can see. Ask the writer what he means by IFTP. Some possible lead are I-type lectin family;CD33,
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Note added at 12 hrs 19 mins (2005-07-07 08:26:14 GMT)
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IFTP could mean FITC (fluorescin isothiocyanate), or some form of FITC-bound protein (P could be protein except that CD65 is a Oligosaccharide component of a ceramide dodecasaccharide, which isn´t protein). FITC is fluorescent chemical structure which is coupled to antibodies which then label cells for FACS analysis. The two other common \"stains\" are PE (phycoerythrin) and isothyanal red. All of which have different emmitance wavelengths, permitting their simultaneous analysis or double or triple marking of the same cell.
A shot in the dark is the abbreviation for thromboxane receptors (TP, dont ask me why they abbreviate it this way). As in immunoflurescent thromboxane receptors. These receptors do exist on myeloid cells. But I have never seen any use them for FACS staining.
Good luck.
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Note added at 12 hrs 19 mins (2005-07-07 08:26:14 GMT)
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IFTP could mean FITC (fluorescin isothiocyanate), or some form of FITC-bound protein (P could be protein except that CD65 is a Oligosaccharide component of a ceramide dodecasaccharide, which isn´t protein). FITC is fluorescent chemical structure which is coupled to antibodies which then label cells for FACS analysis. The two other common \"stains\" are PE (phycoerythrin) and isothyanal red. All of which have different emmitance wavelengths, permitting their simultaneous analysis or double or triple marking of the same cell.
A shot in the dark is the abbreviation for thromboxane receptors (TP, dont ask me why they abbreviate it this way). As in immunoflurescent thromboxane receptors. These receptors do exist on myeloid cells. But I have never seen any use them for FACS staining.
Good luck.
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español term (edited):
c�lulas mieloides con IFTP maduro
IFTP intraflagellar transport proteins
Proteinas que intervienen en el proceso de gametogénesis.
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jeff robson
: i think this came from google. myeloid cells don't have flagellae.
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español term (edited):
c�lulas mieloides con IFTP maduro
myeloid cells with immunofluorescent typing proteins for maturity
I used to do a lot of flow cytometry and this marker just doesn't exist as far as I can see. Ask the writer what he means by IFTP. Some possible lead are I-type lectin family;CD33, E selectin ligands. Look in pubmed (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) in the book section or articles by searching for cell surface markers for mature myeloid cells. There are 1000s of hits. I think that it would be more worthwhile to consult the writer though. Or try giving me more text. Would love to help more. Jeff
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Note added at 2 hrs 6 mins (2005-07-06 22:13:17 GMT)
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my mouse acts funny sometimes. thats why i answered twice.
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Note added at 2 hrs 6 mins (2005-07-06 22:13:17 GMT)
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my mouse acts funny sometimes. thats why i answered twice.
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