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. 2010 Apr 1;5(4):e9965. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0009965

Figure 3. Signal linearity with the in-cell western assay.

Figure 3

A. 96-well microplates were loaded with an increasing number of cells/well. Signals from anti-GAPDH and anti-PMLC20 antibodies appear as green fluorophores. Signals from cell dyes (cell number normalization) appear as red fluorophores. B. Quantification of signals shown in panel A. Normalized values are expressed as a fraction of the signal intensity of the wells containing 15,000 cells for GAPDH (•), PMLC20 (▴). The signal from the cell dyes also is shown (▪). The GAPDH and PMLC20 signals appear to plateau at the higher cell densities so the line of best fit has been calculated and illustrated by expressing the normalized values as a fraction of the intensity of the wells containing 10,500 cells (inset) for GAPDH (•), and PMLC20 (▴).