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Whilst several centres have reported lymphocytotoxic antibody detection using single and dual fluorescent stains with analysis of the fluorescence emitted from the cell population present in a well of a multiwell plate, problems are encountered with cell concentration and light emission overlap. A method we have developed using flow cytometry produces similar values of percentage cell death using single or double staining techniques (correlation coefficient = 0.9896). This method is not influenced by slight variation in cell number or light emission overlap. The effect of introducing red cell impurities into the normal lymphocyte preparation is described.
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