Ficoll hypaque density gradient method
The Ficoll-Hypaque density gradient method is a laboratory technique used for the separation and isolation of different cell types from complex biological samples, such as blood or tissue. The method utilizes a density gradient medium composed of a mixture of Ficoll, a polysucrose polymer, and Hypaque, a radiopaque agent, to facilitate the separation of cells based on their density differences. This technique allows for the efficient purification and recovery of specific cell populations for further analysis or experimentation.
4 protocols using ficoll hypaque density gradient method
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