Fixative-Free Lysing Solution, High-Yield Lyse

High-Yield Lyse is a premixed, fixative-free erythrocyte lysing solution that can be used to eliminate red cells from whole blood深入閱讀

產品號碼	Quantity
HYL250	500 mL

產品號碼 HYL250

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High-Yield Lyse is a premixed, fixative-free erythrocyte lysing solution that can be used to eliminate red cells from whole blood for flow cytometric analysis with minimal loss of rare blood cell populations. Using this reagent, lysis of erythrocytes is performed immediately following staining of the blood samples with Invitrogen's fluorochrome-conjugated monoclonal antibodies.

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For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

Product TypeLysing Solution

Quantity500 mL

Reagent TypeWhole Blood Lysis Buffer

Sample TypeBlood

Shipping ConditionRoom Temperature

Unit SizeEach

內容物與存放

Store at room temperature.

Shelf life: 24 months from date of manufacture

常見問答集 (常見問題)

What reagents can I use to lyse red blood cells other than the FIX & PERM Cell Permeabilization Kit?

Cal-Lyse premixed lysis solution (Cat. Nos. GAS010 and GAS010S100) is specifically formulated to lyse erythrocytes following monoclonal antibody staining of whole blood or bone marrow. Treatment with this reagent leads to both the lysis of red blood cells and the fixation of white cells. Treatment does not affect fluorophore-labeled antibodies bound to leukocytes, and leaves morphological scatter characteristics of leukocytes intact.
-High-Yield Lyse (Cat. No. HYL250) is a premixed, fixative-free erythrocyte-lysis solution that can be used to help eliminate red cells from whole blood for flow cytometric analysis with minimal loss of rare blood cell populations. Using this reagent, lysis of erythrocytes is performed immediately following staining of the blood samples with fluorophore-conjugated monoclonal antibodies; there is no need for a wash step. Both are IVD reagents.

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