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We do not recommend using multiple unconjugated antibodies from the same species in a flow cytometry experiment because it will not be possible to detect each antibody target independently. If your experiment requires the use of multiple antibodies from the same host species, we suggest using antibodies that are directly conjugated to a fluorophore. If a fluorescent conjugate for your antibody of interest is not available, consider using our custom conjugation services to create a solution that will fit the needs of your experiment.
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At CST we do not typically validate antibodies using indirect fluorescent detection in formalin fixed, paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissue. If a product is recommended for use in chromogenic IHC, denoted as IHC-P on the product page, there is a chance that it will also work with indirect fluorescent detection. The main challenges of using direct or indirect fluorescent detection in FFPE tissue is the increased autofluorescence levels caused by formalin fixation and the relative lack of signal amplification. Targets expressed at moderate to high levels are most likely to work well with fluorescent detection. For indirect fluorescent detection in FFPE tissue we recommend following parts A-C of the IHC protocol found on the antibody product page along with the primary antibody diluent recommended in part D.6. After antigen unmasking, proceed to part C of the Immunofluorescence Protocol found here.
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Our CD45 (D9M8I) XP (#13917), CD45 (D4H7K) ( #72787), and CD45 (D3F8Q) (#70257) Rabbit mAbs recognize intracellular (cytoplasmic) epitopes in the human (UnitProt ID P08575) and mouse (UniProt ID P06800) CD45 proteins, respectively. The CD45 isoforms differ in their extracellular domains as a result of alternative splicing. Therefore, #13917, #70257, and #72787 are predicted to detect all of the CD45 isoforms including CD45RO and CD45RA.