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Amina Kariminia Ph.D. Oncology Lab, Child & Family Research Institute,

Advances In Flow cytometry. Amina Kariminia Ph.D. Oncology Lab, Child & Family Research Institute, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine University of British Columbia ICIA 2014 Milad Tower, Tehran. Outlines. A glance to multi-color flow cytometry Tregs in whole blood sample

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Amina Kariminia Ph.D. Oncology Lab, Child & Family Research Institute,

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  1. Advances In Flow cytometry Amina Kariminia Ph.D. Oncology Lab, Child & Family Research Institute, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine University of British Columbia ICIA 2014 Milad Tower, Tehran

  2. Outlines • A glance to multi-color flow cytometry • Tregs in whole blood sample • Kinetic of NFkB phosphorylation in pre B-cell leukemia • Monitoring immuno-suprressor drugs • Multi-color flow cytometry for normal human B-cell sub-populations • MIFlowCyt • Introducing Cy-TOF: mass-cytometry

  3. Types of controls • Instrument set up control • PMT voltage settings • Compensation • Gating controls • Isotype controls • FMO controls • Biological controls • Unstimulated samples • Healthy donors

  4. Fluorescence Minus One is not always an ideal control FMO FMO quadrant copy/pasted CD4- quadrant setting

  5. No FRET with proper panel of conjugated Abs Gal-Ser tetramer CD3

  6. Flow cytometry of rare populations • Minimal Residual Disease • GFP • PBL stem cells • BM stem cells • Tetramers: Ag specific T cells

  7. Rare population & Flow cytometryPractical Considerations • Number of events should be increased for statistical accuracy 200,000-1,000,000 • Proper controls • Proper instrument setting

  8. Intracellular staining Cytokine & Phospho protein

  9. Intracellular staining • Cytokines • Type of stimulator • Time point • Type of protein transport inhibitor • Level of production • Background level • Type of Fix/perm • Color selection

  10. Intracellular staining • TH1/2/17 • Frozen PBMCs from healthy donors • PMA/I stimulation for 6 hr , CO2 incubator • In presence of monensin • 6 color staining • BD fix/perm • 500,000 cells acquired

  11. CD4 CD3 IL-4 IL-17 IFN-g IFN-g

  12. Phospho-protein detection • Phospho-protein • Type of stimulator • Time point • Level of production • Background level • Type of Fix/perm • Color selection

  13. B-cell Acute lymphoblastic leukemia cell lines • Phospho-protein • TLR2 ligand Pam2CSK • Pre B-cell leukemia cell lines • Phosphorylation of NFkB & degradation of IkB

  14. Time 5 Time 0 Time 10 Time 20

  15. TLR1 TLR-2 TLR-6 Dose response curve and phospho-protein kinetic analysis TLR1 TLR-2 TLR-6 TLR1 TLR-2 TLR-6

  16. B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia: IL-7R expression Healthy control Ig Light chain B-ALL relapse IL-7Ra

  17. YB-1 in acute lymphoblastic leukemia Interruption of host immune system recognition By HLA-DO up-regulation/decreasing Ag-presentation Prevention of apoptosis by Survivin YB-1 Blocking the effect of cytotoxic drugs Through IL-7 signaling and multi-drug resistance -1 (MDR-1) up-regulation

  18. Novel IL-7 signaling pathway in B-cell ALL Phosphorylation of YB-1 pYB-1 No IL-7 IL-7 stimulated CD19

  19. Treg 6-color stainingCD3-PECY7, CD4-PerCPCY5.5, CD25-PE, CD127-FITC, CD45RA-V450, FOXP3-AF647

  20. Immunophenotyping on preserved whole blood sample using Cyto-Chex BCT tube

  21. B-cell Immunophenotyping

  22. CD19+ (Pacific Blue) gated cells Peripheral Blood Bone marrow IgD-FITC IgD-FITC CD10-APC CD27-PE CD27-PE

  23. Whole blood Tregphenotyping using eBioscience KitCD3-APCH7, CD4-AF700, CD25-PE, Helios-AF488, FOXP3-V450 CD3+CD4+ gated T cells Cyto-Chex tube EDTA tube

  24. Tregphenotyping and drug monitoring of an unique IPEX caseCD3-AF488, CD4-PerCPCy5.5, CD25-PE, CD127-BV421, FOXP3-AF647 HD IPEX CD25-PE FOXP3-AF647

  25. CD25-PE HD IPEX CD127-BV421

  26. Immuno-supressor Monitoringdetection of surface CD69 up-regulationupon CD2 activation (IPEX patient) CD3+CD4+ gated T cells Un-stimulated Stimulated Corticosteroid Sirolimus

  27. The Minimum Information about Flow cytometry Experiment(MIFlowCyt) Ref: Cytometry part A 73A:926-030 2008

  28. MIFlowCyt Simplify cross-platform comparison and integration,

  29. MIFlowCyt • Experimental overview: • Purpose/goal hypothesis • Experiment variables • Conclusions • Quality control

  30. MIFlowCyt • Flow sample (specimen): • Material • Source/organism/location • Treatment • Reagent/analyte/detector/reporter

  31. MIFlowCytData presentation • Experimental and Sample Information: • Experimental design • Sample preparation reagents • Fluorescent reagents • Vendor • Catalog number • Clone

  32. MIFlowCytData presentation • Data acquisition: • Instrument configuration • Instrument identification • Fluidics configuration • Optical configuration • Electronic configuration

  33. MIFlowCytData presentation • Data presentation: • Flow plots • Label both axis • Fluorophore and antibody • Scale obvious • Total events

  34. MIFlowCytData presentation • Data presentation: • Flow plots • Label both axis • Fluorophore and antibody • Scale obvious • Total events

  35. CyTOF: mass -cytometry

  36. Bendall et al, Science, 2011

  37. Child & Family Research Institute

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