Isolation and Activation of CD4+ T Cells
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Corresponding Organization : University of California, San Francisco
Other organizations : Geisinger Medical Center
Variable analysis
- CD3 antibody concentration (0.25 µg/ml unless otherwise indicated)
- CD28 antibody (1 µg/ml)
- TGF-β (5 ng/ml for iTreg cell differentiation, 5 ng/ml for Th17 cell differentiation)
- IL-6 (20 ng/ml for Th17 cell differentiation)
- FICZ (200 nM)
- Digoxin (10 µM, for blocking RORγt activity)
- STA21 (15 µM, for blocking Stat3 activity)
- Anti-IL-21 antibody (12.5 µg/ml, for IL-21 neutralization)
- Purity of CD4+ T cells (90-95%)
- Differentiation of CD4+ T cells into iTreg and Th17 cells
- DMSO (as control for Digoxin and STA21)
- Control IgG (as control for anti-IL-21 antibody)
- Anti-hamster antibody coated on 24-well-plates
- DMSO (as control for Digoxin and STA21)
- Control IgG (as control for anti-IL-21 antibody)
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