Intracellular phospho‐protein staining techniques for flow cytometry: Monitoring single cell signaling events

By Peter O. Krutzik, Garry P. Nolan. Cytometry Part A, 2003

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Subfields: Biophysics, Molecular Biology, Oncology

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In Biophysics

1. Nikesh Kotecha
2. P. Bastiaens
3. Silvia D. M. Santos
4. Peter J. Verveer
5. Jonathan M. Irish
6. Jeremy E. Purvis
7. Galit Lahav
8. Y. Yarden

In Molecular Biology

1. Nikesh Kotecha
2. P. Bastiaens
3. Silvia D. M. Santos
4. Peter J. Verveer
5. Jonathan M. Irish
6. Peter O. Krutzik
7. Tiffany J. Chen
8. Mark D. Robinson

In Oncology

1. P. Bastiaens
2. Silvia D. M. Santos
3. Peter J. Verveer
4. Peter O. Krutzik

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• Web-Based Analysis and Publication of Flow Cytometry Experiments (2010, background): “New single-cell proteomics flow cytometry techniques, such as phospho-specific flow cytometry (Krutzik and Nolan, 2003), clinical signaling profiles (Irish et al., 2004), and fluorescent cell barcoding (Krutzik and Nolan, 2006), have especially highlighted the need for a new analysis paradigm that…”
• Growth factor-induced MAPK network topology shapes Erk response determining PC-12 cell fate (2007, positive): “FACS experiments were performed as previously describe”