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#1 moljul

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Posted 19 April 2011 - 01:57 AM

hey out there,

my question is, why one usually spin down the cells onto a slide and then fix/perm/stain cells???

can I also spin the cells after the staining procedure??? if yes, I can stain my cells for FACS analysis & use the same cells to spin down onto a slide?  :)

thanks for recommendation

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Posted 19 April 2011 - 05:46 AM

Sure, you can stain the cells for FACS and then sort (or spin) them directly onto a slide. However, you'll need to stain them again on the slide (at least use a secondary Ab), FACS stains are usually too weak to be detected in the microscope.
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