Ficoll density gradient centrifugation
Ficoll density gradient centrifugation is a laboratory technique used to separate and isolate different cell types or subcellular components based on their buoyant densities. It involves the use of a Ficoll, a synthetic polymer, to create a density gradient within a centrifuge tube. The sample is loaded onto the gradient, and during centrifugation, the different components migrate to their respective densities, allowing for their separation and collection.
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10 protocols using ficoll density gradient centrifugation
Placenta and Uterine Cell Isolation
Isolation of Murine Uterine and Placental Cells
Acute Leukemia Patient Sample Isolation
Bcl-6 Silencing in CML and Ph+ ALL Cell Lines
Culturing Leukemic Cell Lines and Isolating Primary Blasts
Isolation of Murine Placental Cells
Isolation and Analysis of Murine Lung and Spleen Cells
Spleen tissues were immediately filtered through a 70-μm cell strainer, washed twice with PBS, and then lysed with a Red Blood Cell Lysis Buffer (Cat# R1010; Solarbio, China). Single cells from spleen tissue were collected and further used in flow cytometry analysis.
Isolation of CD4+ T Cells and Co-culture with Activated Microglia
T-cell Lymphoma Tissue Sampling
Murine Uterine and Placental Tissue Isolation
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