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Exploring Antibody Internalization: Case Studies Using the iQue® HTS Platform
Learn how pH-sensitive probe–based assays and multiplexed cytometry analysis can be applied to quantitatively evaluate antibody internalization across multiple cell types in a high-throughput workflow.
Learn how pH-sensitive probe–based assays and multiplexed cytometry analysis can be applied to quantitatively evaluate antibody internalization across multiple cell types in a high-throughput workflow.
In this application note, you’ll learn how to:
- Perform antibody internalization assays using a no-wash, pH-sensitive probe–based method
- Analyze multiple cell populations simultaneously using multiplexing with encoding dyes
- Evaluate the impact of antibody isotypes and immune cell differentiation on internalization
- Characterize antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) for binding, internalization, and cytotoxicity
What’s Inside the Application Note:
This application note walks through a streamlined experimental workflow, including:
- ABI assay workflow using a pH-sensitive probe for accurate internalization measurement
- Multiplexed cytometry approach for analyzing different cell types within a single well
- Case study data demonstrating how isotype variation and cell differentiation influence internalization
- Comparative analysis of ADCs such as Trastuzumab, Kadcyla, and Enhertu