Q:

Why do you recommend 7AAD instead of PI staining for cell determination in mouse macrophages?

A:

The results obtained using 7AAD staining are much clearer than those obtained using propidium iodide (PI).

 Using flow cytrometry stained and unstained, transfected and non-transfected populations can be separated much more easily.

Related Cells:
Macrophage, mouse ; Macrophage, mouse - C57BL/6 ; Macrophage, mouse - BALB/c
Categories:
Transfection

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