Single cell analysis by using ICP-MS

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Abstract

Single cell analysis by using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) has been attracting attention for investigating a cell-to-cell variation of content of elements and biomolecules. ICP-MS has a unique feature that can be applied to a highly sensitive elemental analysis for evaluating a cell-to-cell variance or cellular uptake of elements, drugs, and nanoparticles and a multiparametric analysis for characterizing a cell population based on multiparameters, like a flow cytometry (so-called mass cytometry). In addition, subcellular localization analysis including multiparametric imaging can be performed with the coupling of a laser ablation system. In this chapter, we describe an overview of single cell analysis by using ICP-MS and its future prospects, focusing on cytometric analysis and imaging analysis.

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Miyashita, S. I., Fujii, S. I., Shigeta, K., & Inagaki, K. (2017). Single cell analysis by using ICP-MS. In Metallomics: Recent Analytical Techniques and Applications (pp. 107–124). Springer Japan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-56463-8_5

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