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Identifying key perturbations of redox regulatory mechanisms may help to understand stress-related disease processes. Currently, flow cytometry allows the functional characterisation of redox changes that occur in different cellu- lar compartments: changes in mitochondrial membrane potential, respiratory burst activity, and intracellular thiol levels are measurable in live white blood cells. However, flow cytometric techniques generally require leukocyte fraction isola- tion, followed by re-suspension and counting. The purpose of the study was to develop a rapid cytofluorimetric assay to measure the redox triplet in peripheral leukocytes without preliminary isolation.

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Rapid Flow Cytometric Method for Measuring Mitochondrial Membrane Potential, Respiratory Burst Activity, and Intracellular Thiols of Human Whole Blood Leukocytes