Reagent and method of using same for the automatic flow cytometry determination of at least one leukocyte sub-population from total blood
CA 2030381 C · Owner: Champseix, Henri · Inventors: Lefevre, Didier; Voltas, Nadine; Champseix, Henri
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The invention relates to a reagent and to a method of using same for automatically determining at least one leukocyte sub-population from a total blood sample. Thanks to this reagent, it is possible in a single step, to lyse the, erythrocytes through the action of saponin and SDS as well as to ensure the, differential staining of the leukocyte sub-populations at the same time preserving the, integrity and morphology of the cells through the combined action of various components including chlorazol black, an alcohol a surfactant and preserving agents. The reagent according to the invention can be applied to different types of automatic flow cytometry analyzers.
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- Filed November 19, 1990 and granted March 25, 1997. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended November 19, 2010.
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