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Experiment Overview

Repository ID: FR-FCM-ZZQB Experiment name: Titration and validation of osmium tetroxide staining for mass cytometry MIFlowCyt score: 79.25%
Primary researcher: Adeeb Rahman PI/manager: Adeeb Rahman Uploaded by: Adeeb Rahman
Experiment dates: 2016-01-27 - 2016-01-27 Dataset uploaded: Mar 2016 Last updated: Oct 2016
Keywords: [whole blood] [CyTOF] [WGA] [wheat germ agglutinin ] [cell size] Manuscripts: [27768827] Cytalogo
Organizations: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai , New York, NY (United States of America)
Purpose: To evaluate osmium tetroxide as a staining reagent for mass cytometry analysis
Conclusion: Staining single cell suspensions with a 300nM solution of OsO4 resulted in a strong cellular osmium signal that was optimally detected in the Os-192 channel, consistent with the expected natural osmium isotopic abundance ratios. The addition of OsO4 labeling to antibody-stained samples did not noticeably alter antibody staining intensity.
Comments: None
Funding: Not disclosed
Quality control: Samples were loaded with EQ beads (Fluidigm) and data were acquired at an event rate of <500evt/s. The stability of signal intensity over time was confirmed to be within tolerable ranges, and the data were normalized using a bead-based normalization algorithm (Fluidigm).


Experiment variables

Conditions
· 0 160127_Osmium_test_0.fcs
· 30nM OsO4 160127_Osmium_test_-6.fcs
· 300nM OsO4 160127_Osmium_test_-5.fcs
· 3000nM OsO4 160127_Osmium_test_-4.fcs

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