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254 Galaev and Mattiasson<br />

ensure elution of bound dog IgG and killing the residual cells which were not<br />

washed or eluted from the column.<br />

16. As an initial step in monitoring the binding and recovery of the cells on the<br />

column, the absorbance measured at 470 nm (turbidity) of the fractions obtained<br />

from the column, could be determined. The viability of the initial cell load,<br />

the cells collected in the breakthrough fractions and cells in the eluted fractions<br />

were checked using the Trypan blue dye exclusion method (13). The dead cells<br />

stained dark blue and could be differentiated from the live cells, which remained<br />

unstained. Alternatively, the cells could be labeled with fluorescent conjugated<br />

antibodies followed by sorting and counting in a flow cytometer like FACScan<br />

(Becton-Dickinson).<br />

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