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ClickTech EdU T cell Kit 488 is a cell proliferation assay kit intended for flow cytometry. It is supplied for 48 assays and belongs to the ClickTech EdU product family used in click-chemistry workflows for T cell proliferation analysis. The kit supports laboratory protocols in which newly synthesized DNA is labelled via EdU and detected in the 488 channel on a flow cytometer, enabling quantitative assessment of proliferating T cell populations. Packed as 1 kit with a net weight of 0,101 kg, the product is positioned for immunology, cell biology and related research settings that run medium-scale proliferation experiments. The assay format from manufacturer baseclick fits organic click-chemistry and dedicated cell proliferation assay categories and can be integrated into existing multicolour flow cytometry panels where a 488 nm detection path is available. Use is aimed at structured experimental series that require a defined number of determinations per kit. Follow the accompanying documentation for correct handling, preparation and instrument setup so that labelling and readout remain consistent across the 48 assays provided.
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