I have stained rhesus macaque cells using tetramer from NIH tetramer core facility. However, it is not giving me a promising staining. Thus, looking for a new source of tetramer. Any suggestion?
Nearly a year and a half ago, so I don't really expect you to see this.
I've been using the human MR1 tetramer for awhile now, the NIH reagent works so well that I doubt that using a different source will work any better.
However, the NIH recently started offering the rhesus macaque MR1 tetramer. I have yet to use it myself, but am developing a panel to do so.
If you happened to figure out any tricks to make things work, I'd appreciate hearing about them!
Thank you for the response. I finally got good batch of tetramer from core facility. Stained the cells. The results looks promising!!
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Immudex has very nice reagents based on their dextramer technology.
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