COL1A1 Antibody (Biotin)

Flow cytometry of Anti-Collagen Type I Antibody Biotin Conjugated. Expanded CD11chiCD123–CD14– cells are fibrocytes that mediate angiogenesis. (A) Using the same gating strategy as shown in Figure 1A, CD11chiCD123–CD14– cells from a representative subject sample were analyzed for cell surface phenotype. The shaded areas represent background fluorescence on the designated population as indicated by FMO controls. This is representative of more than 10 experiments.

Flow Cytometry of Anti-Collagen Type I Antibody Biotin Conjugated. IL-4 induces monocytes to differentiate into CD14– fibrocytes that are readily distinguished from CD14 + macrophages in the same culture. (B) Cell surface phenotype of IL-4–differentiated adherent cells identifies 2 subsets based on CD14 expression, which further shows differential expression of collagen and TSLPR. FMO controls on gated CD14 + vs CD14– populations are shown by shaded gray histograms. This is representative of more than 5 experiments from 5 separate healthy donors.

Flow Cytometry of Anti-Collagen Type I Biotin Conjugated Antibody (orb345868). Cells: mouse lung. Stimulation: none. Primary antibody: biotin conjugated anti-collagen type I antibody. Secondary antibody: PE-conjugated CD45 and PE-conjugated anti-collagen type I secondary antibody.

Flow Cytometry of Rabbit Anti-Collagen 1 Antibody. Cells: primary adult human dermal fibroblast cells. Stimulation: none. Primary antibody: Biotin-Conjugated Collagen 1 antibody (orb345868) at 5 µg/ml for 45 min at 4°C. Secondary antibody: Rabbit Streptavidin, R-PE antibody at 1:500 for 15 min at RT.