Nurturing Life Sciences
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Flow cytometry or FACS is the sine qua non (without which, nothing) of the modern immunologist’s toolbox.
Flow cytometry is based on light scattering and fluorescence
Forward light scattering detect shape and side scattering detects granularity and complexity of the cell
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#Unit 2. Cellular Organization
In interphase nuclei, this underlying proteinaceous structure changes its organization to occupy the entire nucleus; during interphase the structure is referred to as the matrix rather than the scaffold.
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S/MARs is a DNA sequence which binds to base structure called scaffold.
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The metaphase scaffold consists of a dense network of fibers. Threads of DNA emanate from the scaffold, apparently as loops of average length 30 to 90 kb.
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S/MARs are constitutive (continuously bound to the matrix or scaffold), or facultative and change their interactions with the matrix depending on cell type or other conditions.
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SATB1, is a protein that appears to regulate the association of MARs with the matrix in order to regulate transcription of genes in the vicinity of the MAR.