ISEV 2023
Seattle, WA USA | May 17-21, 2023
Cellarcus Biosciences will be presenting at ISEV 2023 in Seattle, WA. Abstracts, conference brochures, and other info will be posted here as available. Stay tuned!
Cellarcus Biosciences will be presenting at ISEV 2023 in Seattle, WA. Abstracts, conference brochures, and other info will be posted here as available. Stay tuned!
Select “Plasma/Serum” for direct measurement in unfractionated complex biofluids like plasma or serum. Select “All Others” for cell culture supernatants and most other biofluids (eg. urine, CSF, saliva).
Current MISEV guidelines recommend measuring an EV associated protein. Although tetraspanin (TS) expression on EVs is heterogenous and not ubiquitous, the majority of EVs express some level of at least one of the common tetraspanins CD9, CD63, or CD81. The tetraspanin vTag™ cocktail labels these proteins and is sufficient comply with MISEV guidelines for most EVs.
Use a PE anti-TS vTag™ cocktail when sizing and counting EVs. If also using the kit to support no-wash immunofluorescent EV cargo measurement, you may select PE or another conjugate to adhere to principles of proper multicolor panel design. For example, a PE-Cy7 anti-TS cocktail is useful in some panels because it frees up the PE channel on the instrument and cargo of interest can then be measured using a PE conjugated antibody which are more widely available.
Cellarcus offers several bright vTag™ antibodies validated for sensitive, no-wash cargo detection using vFC™. Select other or use the site search to find available products. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, contact us. Our vTag™ catalog is always expanding.
NOTE: Lipo100™ is a synthetic vesicle size standard that enables size calibration when running a compatible assay such as vFC™. A standard is not an assay and simply incorporating a standard such as Lipo100™ is not sufficient to ensure a reliable robust method to characterizing EVs. It is, however, part of an assay that incorporates protocols, Lipo100™ and additional controls and calibrators, reagents, and analysis methods. A well-designed assay is required to satisfy recently published guidelines for EV characterization. For more info, learn about our vFC™ assay kit or contact us.