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Quantitative flow cytometry using quantitative streptavidin-protein G-biotin beads (qBeads)
Maitreyi Bharath1, Anh Le1, Vaishnavi Konda1
1Department of Biological and Life Sciences, Aspiring Scholars Directed Research Program, United States of America.
Abstract:
Quantitative flow cytometry (qFCM) is a powerful approach for the precise measurement of cellular and molecular characteristics, offering significant advantages in biomedical research, clinical diagnostics, and therapeutic applications. However, current qFCM beads, relying on chemical conjugation face several limitations. This study explored the use of streptavidin-coated beads with a defined quantity of Protein G-biotin for quantitative flow cytometry, demonstrating that these quantitative streptavidin-Protein G-biotin beads (qBeads) can be used for qFCM analysis through both direct and indirect methods, enabling the development of standardized assays for a wide range of applications.

