Cd8 negative selection macs column
The CD8-negative selection MACS column is a laboratory equipment used for the isolation and enrichment of CD8-negative cells from a heterogeneous cell population. The column selectively retains CD8-positive cells, allowing the CD8-negative cells to pass through, enabling their isolation and collection for further analysis or experimental purposes.
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Adoptive Transfer of Labeled T Cells
In vivo Tracking of Activated T Cells
For radiation-attenuated sporozoite (RAS) immunisation strategies, 2x10 4 naïve cells were transferred 24 hours prior to RAS delivery. For intravital imaging and lymphocyte tracking experiments, 5x10 6 cells were transferred to each mouse. For naïve and activated co-transfer experiments, approximately 2.5x10 6 cells of each type were transferred. For protection assays, 2x10 6 cells were transferred 4 hours prior to infection with P.berghei.
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