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URL: https://www.proteinsimple.com/milo.html
Proper Citation: Bio-Techne: Protein Milo Single Cell Western Milo (RRID:SCR_020404)
Description: Milo is Single-Cell Western platform. Milo measures protein expression in thousands of single cells in a single run so you can profile heterogeneity in your samples. Just load your cell suspension and the scWest chip captures ~1,000 single-cells. Milo then does a fast, 1 minute SDS-PAGE separation on each single-cell lysate on-chip. Then just probe with your favorite conventional Western antibodies to measure ~12 proteins per cell using a variety of multiplexing strategies. Use Single-Cell Westerns to unlock the single-cell proteome and measure more of the proteome than is possible with any other single-cell technique.
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Protein Simple, Single Cell Western, Instrument Equipment, USEDit
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