Method for the enumeration of micronucleated erythrocyte populations while distinguishing platelets and/or platelet-associated aggregates
CA 2529802 C · Owner: Dertinger, Stephen D. · Inventors: Dertinger, Stephen D.
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A method for the enumeration of micronucleated erythrocyte populations while distinguishing platelet and platelet-associated aggregates involves the use of a first fluorescent labeled antibody having binding specificity for a surface marker for reticulocytes, a second fluorescent labeled antibody having binding specificity for a surface marker for platelets and a nucleic acid staining , dye that stains DNA (micronuclei) in erythrocyte populations. Because the fluorescent emission spectra of the first and second fluorescent labeled antibodies do not substantially overlap with one another or with the emission spectra of the nucleic acid staining dye upon excitation of the labels and , …
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