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CaptureBody – an anti-CD45 x anti-IgG bispecific antibody enables accurate unmixing for spectral flow cytometry

2026-02-16

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<h4>Summary</h4> Accurate spectral unmixing is a critical step for flow cytometry data analysis and requires a single stain control for every fluorescent parameter used in an experiment. Currently, compensation particles are often used for making single stain controls when a target protein is of low abundance or a cell type is of low frequency. However, compensation particles introduce incongruencies in emission...

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6e096ab1-e44a-5989-abef-1072f8376f66
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10.64898/2026.02.13.704926
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