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Developing Sensors for Diagnostics and Monitoring of Clincially Relevant Samples
Figure 3. Schematic of the devleoped system for detection o AML cells
![Figure 3. Schematic of the devleoped system for detection o AML cells](/system/content_item_assets/images/1274/large/0653710_2011_Figure_3_Daniel_Scott.jpg)
A schematic of the developed system for the detection of AML cells. CD33 (blue) are expressed on the surface of AML cells (red). CD33 is recognized by the anti-CD33 antibody (grey) which is conjugated to C5Y82F aequorin (small spheres on the grey structure). Upon the addition of Ca2+ the aequorin will emit light with the increasing intensity corresponding to an increased number of bound aequorin labeled antibodies.
Credits: Daniel Scott and Sylvia Daunert