Magnetic bead negative selection
Magnetic bead negative selection is a technique used to isolate specific cell populations from a heterogeneous sample. It utilizes magnetic beads coated with antibodies against unwanted cell types, which are then removed using a magnetic field, leaving the target cells behind.
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15 protocols using magnetic bead negative selection
Isolation of PBMC and CD4+ T Cells
Investigating Naïve T Cell Trafficking
Expansion and Evaluation of YF-specific CD4+ T Cells
Isolation and Sorting of Tfh Cells
Transfecting Mouse T Cells with siRNA
Isolation and activation of T cell subsets
T and B Cell Co-Culture Protocol
Investigating Naïve T Cell Trafficking
Flow Sorting and Co-Culture of T and B Cells
Enrichment and Characterization of Naive Human T Cells
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