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35 μm nylon cell strainer mesh tubes

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The 35 μm nylon cell strainer mesh tubes are designed for use in cell separation and filtration applications. The tubes feature a 35 μm nylon mesh that is used to remove unwanted particles or debris from cell suspensions.

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2 protocols using 35 μm nylon cell strainer mesh tubes

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Imaging Flow Cytometry Protocol Optimization

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Imaging flow cytometry analysis was carried out using an ImagesStreamX Mark I platform (Amnis-Merck-Millipore) in standard configuration, equipped with multi-magnification (20X, 40X, 60X), extended depth of field, 405 nm and 488 nm excitation lasers and a 785 nm laser for a scatter signal with standard filter sets. INSPIRE software (Amnis, USA) was used for acquisition and IDEAS software (Amnis, USA) for analysis. Prior to sample acquisition, the machine was calibrated and tested using the standard machine scripts. Cells were filtered through 35 μm nylon cell strainer mesh tubes (BD Biosciences, UK) immediately prior to acquisition and a minimum of 30,000 events per sample were acquired using the 40X objective. The cell classifier was used to set an area upper limit (AUL) of 600 units and an area lower limit (ALL) of 50 units in the brightfield channel to define cellular events, events outside this range were classed as debris and excluded from collection. All channels were collected with the laser power set to 50.0 mW for the 488 nm laser and 3.09 mW for the 785 nm scatter laser. Single stain compensation tubes for each stain used, as well as an unstained tube, were prepared alongside test samples and run for the generation of compensation matrices.
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Flow Cytometry for Cell Subset Analysis

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All flow cytometric investigations were performed using a CyAn ADP 9 colour analyser (Beckman Coulter, Ltd, High Wycombe, UK) equipped with 405 nm, 488 nm, and 642 nm solid‐state lasers and 11 detectors in standard configuration. Summit software was used for acquisition and analysis (Beckman Coulter). The machine was calibrated with single peak alignment beads (Spherotech), checking that coefficients of variation (CVs) resided within the target range (set by the manufacturer for the CyAn ADP) for each channel prior to acquisition of samples. A minimum of 400,000 events per sample were acquired for each sample. Samples were filtered through 35 μm nylon cell strainer mesh tubes (BD Biosciences) directly prior to acquisition. For data analysis, events were first plotted as forward versus side scatter (SSC) using SSC on a log scale and a large gate was drawn excluding debris. Cells were then further plotted for CD3, CD14, or CD16b versus forward scatter area to identify CD3+ T cells, CD14+ monocytes, or CD16b+ neutrophils. CD3+, CD14+, or CD16b+ gated cells were finally plotted as forward scatter (FS linear) versus SSC on a log scale and regions were drawn to identify SSC low and hi cells based on the no particle control for CD3+, CD14+, or CD16b+.
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