Abstract: Th17 cells are the important subgroup of CD4+ T cells. Pro-inflammatory effects play a key role in autoimmune diseases and inflammatory response. Unlike Treg cell for regulating immune response, Th17 cells mediate immune activation via secreting cytokines(e.g. IL-17). Th17 markers flow cytometry can significantly detect proportion and function of Th17 cells. Keywords: Th17 Markers, …
Abstract: Intracellular staining and molecular detection can help identification of cell subpopulation and status. Unlike traditional staining of antibodies on the surface, flow cytometry analysis of intracellular proteins requires for fixation and permeabilization of cells to achieve antibody-antigen binding. Flow cytometry mass spectrometry can detect cell surface markers and analyzes components in cells and nucleus. …
Abstract: Cardio-cerebrovascular diseases(CVD Diseases) refer to ischemic or hemorrhagic diseases of heart, brain and all tissues, induced by dyslipidemia, atherosclerosis and hypertension etc. People over 50 years old often suffer from these diseases, featured with high incidence, disability and mortality etc. The quality of life of many patients is still restricted. If these symptoms appear(e.g. …
Abstract: Flow cytometry is the high-throughput and multi-parameter single-cell analysis technology based on fluorescence labeling and laser detection. Roles and applications in life science research and clinical diagnosis are very important. This technology quantitatively analyzes the phenotype, function and molecular level of a large number of cells. Flow Cytometry applications are specified in detail below, …
MEDICA was successfully held at Düsseldorf exhibition centre on Nov 20, which was considered as the largest and famous medical Expo. Over 5,000 exhibitors and 80,000 professionals from 70 countries attended MEDICA 2025. Thus, MEDICA connects global medical innovations with market demand. FineTest showed key products at this event and attracted attentions with innovation and …
Abstract: Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay(ELISA) was first found in 1971. ELISA performs the qualitative or quantitative analysis for trace substances in the sample. First, fix antigen or antibody on solid phase carrier(e.g. polystyrene well). Then, add enzyme-labeled antibody or antigen with high specificity. Wash off unbound components. Finally, add TMB substrate solution and observe the staining …
Abstract: NF-κB(Nuclear Factor Kappa B) is the important nuclear transcription factor, and involved in cellular response to various stimulation. NF-κB pathway regulates inflammation, immunity, cell survival and proliferation via canonical and non-canonical activation. Rapid response of canonical pathway depends on NF-κB dimer activated by IKK complex. Non-canonical pathway mediates p100 and converts to p52 via …
Abstract: EGFR(Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor) is a HER family member, and widely distributed on the surface of various cells. Roles of EGFR include regulation of cell growth, proliferation and differentiation. The mutation or overexpression is closely related to tumor. In recent years, EGFR researches focus on small molecule inhibitors, ADC drugs and polyclonal and monoclonal …
Abstract: Flow cytometry is widely applied in cell phenotype and function. The reliability of experimental results usually depends on the quality of prepared samples, especially high-quality single cell suspension from tissues. The preparation process requires for strictly-controlled enzymolysis conditions to avoid cell injury. Tissue samples(e.g. cancer or immune organs) are important sources for obtaining single …
Abstract: Angiogenesis refers to the neovascularization process completed by endothelial cell migration, proliferation and remodeling of preexisting vessels, relevant to physiological tissue repair, embryonic development and pathological diseases(e.g. tumor, ischemic diseases). Unlike vasculogenesis, angiogenesis happens in adult tissue and relies on the vascular expansion. In recent years, roles of angiogenesis in cancer treatment, ischemic diseases …
