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immunophenotype
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immunophenotype /im·mu·no·phe·no·type/ (-fe´no-tīp) a phenotype of cells of hematopoietic neoplasms defined according to their resemblance to normal T cells and B cells.


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Monoclonal antibodies, conjugated with FITC (Fluoresceini-sothiocyanat) or PE (Phycoerythrin), served for immunophenotyping from pannel-kit IMK--Plus (immune monitoring kit -Becton-Dickinson), which is recommended by the WHO and includes: LeucoGATE CD45 FITC/CD45 PE, isotype control IgG1 FITC/IgG2PE, and for expression of the surface lymphocytes antigens: 1.
Written by specialists in laboratory medicine, immunology, hematology, transfusion medicine, and other medical fields from Europe and the US, chapters describe the history of flow cytometry, principles of instrumentation, fluorescence techniques and measurements, cell sorting, data analysis, standards, controls, and clinical applications of immunophenotyping in a variety of diseases, including cancer and HIV.
CD-Chex Plus BC is an assayed control for immunophenotyping with flow-cytometry systems.
 
 
 
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