, DAPI) in conjunction with anti-fade reagent||Any||N/A|
|RAW 264.7 Cell line||ATCC||TIB-71|
|Primary Antibody Against Target of Interest||Any||N/A|
|Secondary Antibody Conjugated to Fluorophore||Any||N/A|
|Phosphate Buffered Saline||Any||N/A||Chill to 4 °C|
|Sterile Phosphate Buffered Saline||Any||N/A||Warm to 37 °C|
|Streptavidin Agarose Resin Suspension||Pierce||20353|
|Table Top Centrifuge Capable of Accepting Conical Tubes (swinging bucket preferred)||Any||N/A|
|Triton X-100||Sigma-Aldrich||T8585||Irritant, Toxic|
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