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Flow cytometric measurement of functional and phenotypic P-glycoprotein.

Methods in molecular medicine - 1 Jan 2005

Pallis Monica, Das-Gupta Emma

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The measurement of functional and phenotypic P-glycoprotein by flow cytometry is suitable for cells in suspension, and is particularly appropriate for blood and bone marrow cells. We describe a functional assay for P-glycoprotein using rhodamine 123, an assay for daunorubicin accumulation, and an assay to measure P-glycoprotein levels using the MRK16 antibody. Our protocols include the use of an anti-CD45...

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PMID: 15911979
DOI: 10.1385/1-59259-889-7:167

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