Ki-67/MIB1

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Ki-67/MIB1 (PMID: 10366150) is a protein present on the surface of chromosomes during the cell cycle; it is otherwise confined to the nucleus in cells that are in the G0 phase or interphase. This difference is useful in determining how many cells in a sample are actively dividing, which is particularly useful in evaluating cancers by flow cytometry.

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