Automated nanoscale flow cytometry for assessing protein–protein interactions

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Abstract

Despite their importance for signalling events, protein–protein interactions cannot easily be analyzed on a single cell level. We developed a robust automated FRET measurement system implemented on a commercial flow cytometer allowing for rapid profiling of molecular associations in living cells. We used this method to measure the most proximal signaling events on human T lymphocyte activation, which preceded calcium influx, and could automatically detect T cell receptor/CD3 complex clustering defects in immunocompromised patients. © 2016 International Society for Advancement of Cytometry.

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von Kolontaj, K., Horvath, G. L., Latz, E., & Büscher, M. (2016). Automated nanoscale flow cytometry for assessing protein–protein interactions. Cytometry Part A, 89(9), 835–843. https://doi.org/10.1002/cyto.a.22937

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