RE: CFSE, PI, compensation, autofluorescence

From: Sanders Chai <sanders.chai@sbri.org>
Date: Sat Jun 11 2005 - 00:52:55 EST
I am using CFSE and 7-AAD in human lymphocyte cultures without any problems.  I can do
decent compensation after 3 day cultures.  Titrating 7-aad was tedious, as I ended up
needing very small conc.(0.15ul/ml). With PI I have no experience in combo with CFSE. 

Angulo R, Fulcher DA, Cytometry. 1998;34:143-151 is a reference I use for CFSE comparison
with thymidine. They did not use a viability dye though.


Sanders K. Chai, MD, MPH, FAAP

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-----Original Message-----
From:	Henry H. Wortis [mailto:henry.wortis@tufts.edu]
Sent:	Thu 6/9/2005 1:58 PM
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Subject:	CFSE, PI, compensation, autofluorescence 
Can someone lead me to an article or share personal experiences 
regarding experiments in which CFSE is used together with propidium 
iodide to study viability and proliferation of lymphocytes over several 
days in culture?
Are there compensation problems?
After 3 days in medium (with phenol red) is there a shift in FL3?
Under these conditions do CFSE+ cells show a shift in FL3 and therefore 
appear non-viable?
Thanks for your help.
henry
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