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Introduction to Flow Cytometry -- BD LSR II Daisy Kuo 郭 正 佼 Assistant Product Manager BD Biosciences Daisy_kuo@bd.com What is Flow Cytometry? Flow = Fluid Cyto = Cell Metry = Measurement A variety of measurements are made on cells, cell organelles, and other objects suspended in a liquid and flowing at rates of several thousands per second through a flow chamber. 2 Particle Size Detection range: 0.5~50um What Can a Flow Cytometer Tell Us About a Cell? Its relative size (Forward Scatter FSC) Its relative granularity or internal complexity (Side Scatter SSC) Its relative fluorescence intensity 3 4

Scatter Light Lysed Whole Blood Laser FSC Sensor Side Scatter Neutrophils SSC Sensor Forward Scatter Monocytes Lymphocytes 5 6 Fluorescence Light Fluorescence 7 8

BD LSR II Up to 4 lasers, 18 colors Subsystems Fluidics To introduce and focus the cells for interrogation. Optics To generate and collect the light signals. Electronics To convert the optical signals to proportional digital signals, process the signals, and communicate with the computer. 9 10 Fluidics BD LSR II TM Sample Flow Excitatio n Lasers Hydrodynamic Focusing sheath sample sheath 11 12

Sample Differential BD LSR II Optical System Low Differential Pressure Low Sample Pressure 12 µl/min Laminar Flow High Differential Pressure High Sample Pressure 120 µl/min Laminar Flow Excitation optics: Lasers Filters and mirrors that route the laser light to the fluid stream Collection optic: Fiber optic cables that direct the emitted light to the appropriate emission block Filters that direct the signals in the emission block to the appropriate photomultiplier tube (PMT) Sheath Sample Sheath Sheath Sample Sheath 13 14 Excitation and Emission Use the maximum excitation wavelengths to determine lasers that can be used to excite the fluorochrome. Use the maximum emission wavelengths to determine filters and PMTs that can be used to measure the signal. LSR II Optics (4 Lasers, 17 Colors) www.bdbiosciences.com/spectra 15 16

Collection Optics Optical Filters Longpass Filter (LP) 17 18 Optical Filters 500/50 488nm Blue Laser (6 Colors) Basic laser which is equipped in almost all Flow Cytometers Generates FSC/SSC Example fluorochromes excited:, Alexa488, GFP, CFSE PI PerCP and PerCP tandems, 7-AAD PE and PE tandems Bandpass Filter (BP) 19 PMT Longpass Dichroic Bandpass Filter Fluorochrome Mirror H N/A N/A G NONE 488/10 SSC F 505LP 530/20 (520~540) Alexa488 GFP E 550LP 575/26 (562~588) Alexa532 D 600LP 610/20 (600~630) PI C 655LP 660/20 (650~670) Alexa 547 PI 7AAD B 685LP 695/40 (675~715) PerCP PerCP-Cy5.5 PI 7AAD A 755LP 780/60 (750~810) 20

561nm Yellow-Green Laser (5 Colors) Closest wavelength to PE excitation peak, provides better sensitivity to PE and PE tandems No spillover from Optimal excitation for DsRed, mcherry, RFP, and other fruit proteins Longpass PMT Dichroic Bandpass Filter Fluorochrome Mirror H N/A N/A G N/A N/A F N/A N/A E 550LP 586/15 PE PI D 600LP 610/20 PE-Texas Red mcherry PI C 635LP 670/30 (PE-Cy5) (7AAD) PI B 685LP 695/40 PE-Cy5.5 (7AAD) PI A 750LP 780/60 PE-Cy7 561nm is close to the PE max. excitation peak 21 640nm Red Laser (3 Colors) Optimal to use for populations that are highly autofluorescent when excited by the blue laser Example fluorochromes excited: APC, Alexa647 APC-Cy7, APC-H7 Alexa700 22 405nm Violet Laser (3 Colors) Ideal for Brilliant Violet (BV) dyes BV421 BV510 BV605 BV650 Fluorochrome/Antigen Combination Antigen Density Can be used for Qdots Longpass PM Dichroic Bandpass Filter T Mirror C N/A 450/50 Pacific blue B 505LP 525/50 Alexa 430 A 556LP 585/42 Qdot585 Fluorochrome BV421 Alexa405 DAPI Hoechest ViviD BV510 Qdot525 AmCyan Pacific Orange 23 24

Electronics Creation of a Voltage Pulse Optical signals are converted to electronic signals. Voltage pulse height, area, and width are analyzed. Analog signals are converted to digital signals. Laser Volts Pulse Height Data is transferred to the computer. Pulse Width (µs) 25 26 Analog-to-Digital Converter Parameters 14524 16,364 9568 10270 12,420 Height 7,650 4004 3060 1,985 358 282 937 Baseline 351 383 375 406 377 318 367 319 375 423 432 937 1985 7650 12420 15300 13256 5791 2471 842 433 331 311 308 376 349 414 823 1373 903 514 338 418 307 317 353 313 703 403 378 308 406 405 303 353 405 328 Digitized values Area: Sum of all height values Height: Maximum digitized value Width: 27 28

Data Storage Histogram (1 parameter) Data Display Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 List-Mode Data FSC SSC PE 0 60 120 39,271 89 39,271 675 10 160 65 39,271 30,621 30 650 160 22,688 6,189 Linear Scaling Log Scaling Dot Plot (2 parameters) 39,271 89 PE 675 30,621 PE 29 30 Linear v.s Log Linear v. Log Amplification Voltage Pulses Volts 0.1 V Volts 0.4 V Volts Volts Volts 1.2 V 4 V 8 V Linear amplification is usually used for light scatter parameters and DNA analysis. Log amplification is used for fluorescence signals with a large dynamic range, or small particle detection. 31 32

Negative Values Biexponential Display Data falling below the display axis Biexponential Display checkboxes 33 34 Log vs Biexponential Scaling log scaling biexponential scaling 100% Spectral Overlap Compensation Theory Pacific Blue AmCyan PE PI APC PerCP PerCP-Cy5.5 PE-Cy7 Normalized Intensity 0% 400 500 600 700 Wavelength (nm) 800 35 36

Spillover Spillover 530/30 PE 585/42 PerCP-Cy5.5 695/40 PE-Cy7 780/60 530/30 PE 585/42 PerCP-Cy5.5 695/40 Relative Intensity Relative Intensity PerCP-Cy5.5 PE 500 550 600 650 700 Wavelength (nm) PE PerCP-Cy5.5 PE-Cy7 750 800 500 550 600 650 700 Wavelength (nm) 750 800 37 38 Compensation PE-% To lower cluster, increase value. Compensation QC Biexponential display reveals compensation problems. Biexponential 530/30 PE 585/42 PerCP-Cy5.5 695/40 Over PerCP-Cy5.5 PerCP-Cy5.5-% PerCP-Cy5.5 Relative Intensity Correct 500 550 600 650 700 Wavelength (nm) 39 40

BD CompBeads/CompBeads Plus CompBead A convenient way to create effective single-color compensation controls Use the same antibodies as in the experimental samples. Create bright and uniform positive fluorescence peaks. Avoid using limited sample. Mimic autofluorescence background of lymphocytes/cell lines Beads are coated with anti-mouse, anti-rat, and antihamster kappa. Data Spread Due to Spillover spillover = resolution Uncompensated Compensated data spread due to spillover Maecker HT, Frey T, Nomura LE, Trotter J. Selecting fluorochrome conjugates for maximum sensitivity. Cytometry A 2004; 62:169-173. 41 42 Population Lost Due to Spillover CD4- lymphocytes stained with anti-cd45, compensated A Unstained lymphocytes Dim PE CD4+ lymphocytes CD4- lymphocytes stained with PerCP anti-cd45, compensated B Dual Excitation Reduces Resolution Fluorochromes that are excited by more than one laser cause high spillover. AmCyan excited by the violet and blue lasers spills into the detector. PE-Cy5 excited by the blue and red lasers spills into APC detector. Without CD45 AmCyan: With CD45 AmCyan: 43 CD19 44

BUT Spillover Happened ONLY if they are co-expressed on the same cell! Bound to different cells: No spill over effects! Multicolor Panel Design Principles 1. Consider antigen co-expression based on biology w/o CD19 AmCyan + CD19 AmCyan 2. Group antigens by high, medium and low antigen densities CD3 3. Pair brightest fluorochromes on specificities with the lowest antigen densities CD19 AmCyan 4. Minimize spillover by spread antigens across different lasers CD3 45 46 Review Applications Data Processing SSC PE FSC Phenotype Analysis (Cell Surface Antigens/Markers) Intracellular Analysis -- Eg. Cytokines, Signal Transduction molecules etc. DNA Analysis -- Eg. Viability, Cell cycle, Apoptosis etc. Cell Function Analysis -- Eg. Free radicals, Ca 2+, Reporter genes etc. CBA (Cytometric Bead Array) APC PerCP-Cy5.5 47 48

Lymphocyte Immunophenotyping Peripheral White Blood Cells CD45 + Monocytes Monocytes Lymphocytes Granulocyte s Neutrophils T Helper T T Cytotoxi c CD3 + CD4 + CD3 + CD8 + B CD3 + CD3 - CD19 + N K CD3 - CD16 + CD56 + Basophils Eosinophils 49 50 14-color analysis: T/B/NK/NK-T/Mono/Dendritic cell subsets Cytokine Detection 51 Picture From www.fredonia.edu 52

LPS Ionomycin T cell PHA Con A Combination of Cell Surface and Cytoplasmic Staining Th1/Th2/Th17 Phenotyping Kit CD28 CD3 Stimulation To enhance the accumulation of intracellular cytokines. Monensin: Cytokines accumulate in the ER Brefeldin A: in Golgi complex. Secretion stop (Brefeldin A or Monensin) Only in vitro To maintain structural integrity. Formaldehyde or glutaraldehyde Keep the protein structure and doesn't change the (accessibility of the) epitopes too much Intracellular Staining Permeabilisation Saponin (permeablisation buffer). Fixation 53 54 Signal Transduction Intracellular Staining in Activated Lysed Whole Blood 55 56

Cell Cycle Analysis Apoptosis (Sub G1) G 2 M G 0 s G 1 G 0 G 1 C o u n t s G 2 M 0 200 400 600 800 1000 2N 4N DNA content 57 58 Cell Function Analysis Annexin V Assay Membrane Potential (DiOC6, JC-1) Oxidative Metabolism (Free Radicals) Intracellular PH Value (Snarf-1) Annexin V- conjugate C a++ C a++ C a++ C a++ Ca++ Influx (Fluo-4/Fura Red, Indo-1) Phagocytosis Cell Proliferation (PI, BrdU, Intracellular Cyclins) Apoptosis (Annexin V, active Caspase-3) Plasma membrane Apoptosis Externalization of phosphatidylserine Cytoplasm Cytoplasm 59 60

Annexin V/PI Double Staining Cytometric Beads Array (CBA) Single Step Incubation or Two-Step Incubation Bordón et al. Radiation Oncology 2009 4:58 61 62 Beads Provide a Flexible Platform Advantages of Bead-Based Immunoassays Analyze multiple analytes simultaneously Reduced sample volume requirements Reduced hands-on time by parallel analysis of samples Wide dynamic range of fluorescence detection (requires fewer sample dilutions) Multiple sizes Different fluorescence intensities Different colors with different intensities 63 64

Proteins Measured A. Interleukin (IL)-2 B. IL-4 C. IL-5 D. IL-10 E. Tumor Necrosis Factor- F. Interferon- Cytometry Beads Array (CBA) 65 66 Standard Curves CBA Flex Sets Open configuration (Up to 30 plex) Clustering based on Red and NIR fluorescence intensity Need to be used at dual-laser(488nm blue v.s 633nm red) instrument 67 68

CBA Functional Beads Can be conjugated with any Ab or Ag Thanks for your attention~ Questions? 69 70