Abstract: Apoptosis is the gene programmed active cell death, totally different from necrosis. Changes of key molecules are found during the process, e.g. externalized phosphatidylserine, decreased mitochondrial membrane potential, activated cascade of caspase and DNA fragmentation. Specific fluorescent probe for flow cytometry can accurately target and recognize molecular signal during different apoptotic phases. Quantitative apoptosis …
Abstract: Serum amyloid P component(APCS/SAP/PTX2) is the important family member of pentameric protein. As the calcium dependent lectin, it can interact with various molecules(e.g. DNA, histone, apoptotic debris etc), helping to remove nuclear substance released by damaged cells. In vitro experiments employing recombinant proteins and antibodies validate sensitive roles of SAP in diagnosis and treatment …
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Abstract: Sharing a 24.7% amino acid sequence identity and receptor structure highly similar with IL-10 family members, Interleukin-26(IL-26) is categorized into IL-10 cytokine member. Roles of IL-26 in immunoregulation and host defense are important. Keywords: Interleukin-26, Immunoregulatory Cytokine, Autoimmune Diseases, Targeted Therapy 1. IL-26: An Antimicrobial factor Bridging Innate and Adaptive Immunity IL-26 is the …
Abstract: In flow cytometry, staining for intracellular protein target usually requires for fixation and permeabilization buffer kit. Fixation can stabilize cell structure and maintain morphological integrity. Permeabilization produces micropore on cell membrane, enabling entry of antibodies into cells to bind with the target protein. This process effectively exposes intracellular antigen, facilitating specific staining and detection. …
Abstract: T cells play an important role in adaptive immunity, anti-tumor and anti-viral reaction. After vaccination or acute infection, T cells can be differentiated into effector cells to form memory cells. During chronic infection or cancer, T cell exhaustion easily happens. Exhausted T cells are heterogeneous, some of which are stem cell-like(e.g. self-renewal and differentiation …
Abstract: Lymphocytes play an important role in immune response, including T, B and NK cell. The typing depends on source, morphology, surface/intracellular markers and functional differences. The proportion of T/B/NK cell subpopulation in lymphocytes or absolute quantity change from lymphocyte subset test reflects body’s immune status. Wide clinical applications include HIV infection, hematological cancers, immune …
Abstract: In recent years, researches on Trop2(trophoblast cell surface antigen 2) are greatly concerned. As the type I transmembrane glycoprotein, trop2 expression in various solid tumors and normal tissues is higher and lower respectively. Trop2 is also involved in embryonic development. The over-expression is closely associated with proliferation, invasion and metastasis of tumors, obviously affecting …
Abstract: Hematopoietic stem cells(HSCs) are pluripotent stem cells mainly resident in bone marrow. Long-term self-renewal enables differentiation into various mature blood cells. Differentiation pathway forms two kinds of progenitor cells: common lymphoid progenitor(CLPs) and common myeloid progenitor(CMPs). CLPs further grow into T/B/NK cell. CMPs are differentiated into monocytes/macrophages, neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, red blood cells, megakaryocytes(platelet …
Abstract: Gout is the systemic inflammatory arthropathy during which abnormal metabolism of purine induced hyperuricemia promotes deposition of MSU crystal(monosodium urate) in joints and soft tissues. Symptoms of acute attacks are MSU crystal induced severe sterile arthritis. Recurrent development becomes chronic gout. Tophi with chronic inflammation and tissue damage induce arthralgia, deformity, and functional impairment. …
