Which sample types can I use with the CellEvent Senescence Green Detection Kit?
The CellEvent Senescence Green Detection Kit can be used with various sample types, including fixed cells, adherent cells, and tissue sections.
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Can I use the CellEvent Senescence Green Detection Kit (Cat. Nos. C10850, C10851) on already fixed samples, rather than immediately after fixation?
The CellEvent Senescence Green Detection Kit (C10850) requires fixation for the stain to enter lysosomes. The beta-galactosidase remains active immediately following fixation with paraformaldehyde, so there is a requirement to stain the cells shortly after fixation.
We have not tested fixation and long-term storage. The beta-galactosidase activity could decrease if you wait too long after fixation to stain. Therefore, we do not recommend using the CellEvent Senescence Green Detection Kit on already fixed samples.
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Can the CellEvent Senescence Green Probe be multiplexed using antibodies for intracellular labeling?
Yes. After incubating the cells with CellEvent Senescence Green Probe, permeabilize the cells, wash, and proceed with detection.
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Can I use my own buffer with the CellEvent Senescence Green Probe?
We do not recommend using your own buffer with the CellEvent Senescence Green Probe. The assay is pH sensitive and we recommend that you use the buffer provided in the kit be used.
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Can I use the CellEvent Senescence Green Probe on live cells?
No. It only works on fixed cells; b-galactosidase is still active immediately following fixation with paraformaldehyde.
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