APCDD1 outperforms other dopaminergic cell surface markers in benchmarking study
Agnete Kirkeby,
Alrik Schörling,
Erno Hänninen
et al.
Abstract:Cell surface markers are useful tools for quality control and enrichment of cellular subtypes, such as the dopaminergic progenitors used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Here, we identified a candidate dopaminergic (DA) progenitor surface marker, APCDD1, and benchmarked its specificity against 7 other previously published markers. APCDD1 correlated with key markers of ventral midbrain DA fate and outperformed the 7 other markers in specificity. Antibody-based sorting for APCDD1 enabled enrichment … Show more
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