Ack lysing buffer
ACK lysing buffer is a solution used for the lysis of red blood cells (RBCs) in biological samples. It is a hypotonic buffer that effectively disrupts the RBC membranes, allowing for the isolation of other cellular components like white blood cells or nucleated cells. The core function of the ACK lysing buffer is to facilitate the removal of RBCs from a sample, enabling further downstream processing and analysis.
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4 protocols using ack lysing buffer
Isolation of Murine Splenic Cells
Isolation and Culture of Kidney Cells
Isolation of Colorectal Macrophages
Isolation and Identification of Myeloid Cells
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