The following FAQs address key considerations for researchers working with the 4CLL6 antibody in academic settings, synthesized from peer-reviewed studies and technical reports. Questions are stratified by complexity, with methodological guidance reflecting current antibody research practices.
Address conflicting results through:
Microenvironment modulation: Compare effects in:
Dose-response profiling: Establish EC50 values using 8-point dilution curves (1 pM–1 μM range)
Kinetic analysis: Perform real-time impedance monitoring (e.g., xCELLigence) to track temporal signaling patterns
For T-cell proliferation assays (Fig 5B ):
Apply mixed-effects modeling:
Where = random batch effect, = residual error
Require intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC) >0.9 for critical reagents
A three-step conjugation validation:
Site-specific labeling: Introduce AviTag at CH3 domain for biotinylation
Oligo barcode design:
15nt unique molecular identifier (UMI)
10nt antibody barcode
8nt sample index
Hybridization efficiency: Require >95% probe binding via qPCR quantification
Implement dual validation:
Approach | Technical Replicate Threshold | Clinical Correlation |
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AF647-labeled 4CLL6 | CV <8% across 3 stains | R² >0.7 with CD20 mRNA levels |
Proximity ligation | ≥50 puncta/cell | p<0.01 vs healthy donor B cells |
Use blood-brain barrier penetration models: Where PS = permeability surface-area product, validated against murine microdialysis data