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Immunophenotyping is a
technique used to
study the
protein expressed by cells. This
technique is
commonly used in
basic science research and laboratory...
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investigation of cell
surface molecules providing targets for
immunophenotyping of cells. In
terms of physiology, CD
molecules can act in numerous...
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cytogenetics (in
particular the
presence of
Philadelphia chromosome), and
immunophenotyping establish whether the
leukemic cells are
myeloblastic (neutrophils...
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leukemia or lymphoma.
Basophils of mice and
humans have
consistent immunophenotypes,
including FcεRI+, CD123, CD49b(DX-5)+, CD69+, Thy-1.2+, 2B4+, CD11bdull...
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precipitation and
agglutination reactions, immunoelectrop****sis,
immunophenotyping,
immunochromatographic ****ay and cyflometry. One of the
earliest examples...
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disease display a
mature T-cell
immunophenotype, with the
majority of
cases showing a CD4-/CD8+ T-cell
subset immunophenotype versus other permutations of...
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defects such as
chromosomal translocation Flow
immunophenotyping – the
determination of the
immunophenotype of
cells using flow
cytometry techniques. It...
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deficiency in
other cell
lines – such as low
platelets or anaemia.
Immunophenotyping will
reveal cells that are CD3, a
protein found on T cells, and help...
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After abnormal cells are identified,
additional techniques such as
immunophenotyping by flow
cytometry can be used to
identify markers that
provide additional...
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these diseases can now be
classified by
cytogenetics (AML, CML) or
immunophenotyping (lymphoma, myeloma, CLL) of the
malignant cells.[citation needed]...
