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FACS lecture

Definition of flow cytometry/FACS
Measuring properties of cells in flow.
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Definition of flow cytometry/FACS Measuring properties of cells in flow.
Flow sorting definition Sorting/separating cells baserd on properties measured in flow. Can be used for optical sorting of any particles.
Basics of ImmunophenotypingDetection of antigenic pattern (immune penotype- antigenic properties of cells/subcellular particles-mitochondria) of cells allowing to assign to one of cell lineages. Characterize maturity and functional properties of cells, determine heterogenicity of tested cells, aberrant features of cells. Labelling of cells with fluorescent antibodies against various antigenic markers followed by either luminescent microscopy of flow cytometry (microfluorometery of labeled cells/specific proteins. Normal/pathogenic? Flowing/active?
Optical properties of cells Refraction of light (forward scatter), reflection of light (side scatter). Measuring how many times does light change directions because of change in optical density.
What is measured by side scatter? Granularity and complexity or cells. More-neutrophils and immature myeloid cells.
What is measured in forward scatter? Mainly size of cells. More=Monocytes, immature myeloid cells.
2D Histogram Measures forward scatter on X-axis and side scatter on Y-axis. Close to zero: lymphocytes: small and simple.
Monoclonal antibody productionImmunization of lab rate--> antibody forming cells-->fuse with tumor cells from tissue culture-->hybridoma-->seeding of cells in a medium allowing selection of hybrid cells-->hybridomas screened for Ab production, Ab producing hybridomas cloned-->monoclonal antibodies isolated for cultivation. Labeled with fluorescence for specific Ab.
2D histograms in leukemia Can see different singular proportions of myeloid and lymphocytes.
Cluster of differentiation Enormous diversity of monoclonal antibodies to leukocytes. Most used to characterize surface of leukocytes. 25 CD numbers at first, now more than 350.
CD Antigenic properties of stem cells CD34
Lymphoid CD markers CD10, CD34, CD38
Myelomonocytic progenitor CD markers CD13, CD33, CD34
Erythroid CD antigen CD36
Eosinophil CD antigen CD34
Basophil CD Antigen CD33
Megakaryocytic CD antigens CD41, CD61
Immature T-cell CD Markers CD34, CD7
Immature B cell CD marker CD34, CD79a, CD10
NK cell CD markers CD2, CD8, CD56, CD16
Pro-T-cell CD markers cyTdT, CD7
Early cortical T-cells CD markers cyTdT, CD7, cyCD3
Late cortical T cells CD2, CD7, CD4, CD8
Medullary T-cells CD2, CD7, sCD3
T helper CD markers CD2, CD3, CD4
T suppressor CD markers CD2, CD3, CD8
T killer CD markers CD2, CD3, CD8, CD57
Pro B-cells CD markers CD34, TdT, CD79a, CD19, CD10
Pre-B cells CD79a, CD19, CD10
Immature B-cells CD markers CD79a, CD19, CD10, CD20
Mature B-cells CD markers CD79a, CD19, CD20, CD45
Lineage specific antigens with broad expression Pan myeloid antigens: CD13, CD33, MPO. Pan-B-cell antigen: CD22, CD19, cyCD79a. Pan-T-cell antigens: cyCD3, CD2, CD7, CD5
Antigens associated with immaturity of cells Immaturity: cyTdT, CD7, CD34, HLA-DR, CD117
Antigens associated with activation of cells CD23, CD25, CD38, HLA-DR
Antigens with lineage specific and maturation dependent expression: Myeloid cells: CD11b, CD15, CD16, CD64. Monocytoid: CD14, CD64. Platelets: CD41, CD42, CD61, CD62. Erythroid: CD36, CD71, GlyA. B-cells: Cd5, CD10, CD20, CD21, CD79b, FMC7, Ig. T-cells: CD1/1a, sCD3, CD4, CD8. NK cells: CD16, CD56, CD57.
Markers of cell clonality Kappa and delta chains of IG: TCR alpha/beta and TCR gamma/delta.
B-ALL Common type CD markers cyCD79a, CD10, CD19, CD20, CD22, CD34, cyTdt
B-All Mature type CD markers cyCD79a, CD10, CD19, CD20, CD22, CD45, sIg
T-ALL Mature type CD markers CD2, sCD3, CD4 or CD8, CD7, CD45?
AML M0-M1 CD markers CD7, CD13, CD33, CD34, CD45, CD117, HLA-DR
AML M3 CD markers SS high, CD13, CD33, CD45, CD117, cyMPO, no CD4, NO HLA-DR (unique)
AML M4 CD markers CD34, CD33, CD45, CD117, CD14, CD11b, HLA-DR, cyMPO, maybe CD4, CD36, CD64
AML M6 CD markers CD71, glycophorin A (CD235a-lymphoblastic)
AML M7 (megakaryocyte) CD markers CD41, CD61
Antigenic markers of Myeloid precursor cells CD33, CD34, CD38
BCLL CD markers CD5, CD19, CD23, sIg diminished (monoclonal)
CD markers of T-large granular cell leukemia CD3, CD2
CD markers of NK large granular cell leukemia CD2, CD56
Markers of Hematological Precursor malignancies TDT in immature lymphoids, surface vs cytoplasmic: mature (lymphoproliferative over lymphoma), HLADR in B cells

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