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This document outlines a laboratory technique for the positive and negative selection of T and B lymphocytes using immunomagnetic beads for use in HLA typing and immunological studies.

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1. Prepare the tissue or blood sample containing T- and B- lymphocytes.
2. Dilute the sample in a suitable buffer solution, such as PBS, to a desired concentration.
3. Add magnetic beads coated with antibodies specific to either T- or B- lymphocytes.
4. Mix the sample gently to ensure the beads bind effectively to their target cells.
5. Incubate the sample at room temperature or 4°C for a specified time to allow binding.
6. Place the sample on a magnetic separator to isolate the bead-bound lymphocytes.
7. Carefully remove the supernatant, which contains the unbound lymphocytes.
8. Wash the bead-bound cells with buffer to remove any non-specifically bound cells.
9. Elute the separated T- or B- lymphocytes from the magnetic beads according to the manufacturer's instructions.
10. Collect and maintain the separated cells for downstream applications.

Who needs SEPARATION OF T-AND B LYMPHOCYTES WITH MAGNETIC BEADS?

1. Researchers studying immune responses and lymphocyte functions.
2. Clinicians performing cell-based therapies or immunological assays.
3. Laboratories conducting hematological analyses or in vitro experiments.

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B cell isolation can be performed with multiple methods of cell separation including methods that use buoyant microbubbles, magnetic beads, or fluorescence flow sorting for cell isolation. Buoyancy activated cell sorting (BACS™) uses buoyant microbubbles to isolate the target of interest.

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A magnetic force is applied to the sample mixture, and the molecule of interest, which is attracted to the magnetic beads, is separated from the mixture. The magnetic separation technique has applications in DNA and mRNA purification, cell isolation, and protein purification.

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What is SEPARATION OF T-AND B LYMPHOCYTES WITH MAGNETIC BEADS?

Separation of T- and B lymphocytes with magnetic beads is a laboratory technique used to isolate specific types of lymphocytes from a mixed cell population using magnetic particles coated with antibodies that bind to either T or B cells.

Who is required to file SEPARATION OF T-AND B LYMPHOCYTES WITH MAGNETIC BEADS?

Researchers and laboratory technicians involved in immunology or cell biology studies typically need to file for separation of T- and B lymphocytes with magnetic beads, especially when conducting experiments that require pure cell populations.

How to fill out SEPARATION OF T-AND B LYMPHOCYTES WITH MAGNETIC BEADS?

To fill out the separation protocol, users should include details such as the type of sample used, the magnetic bead specifications, the procedure for cell isolation, and any conditions or standards necessary for the experiment.

What is the purpose of SEPARATION OF T-AND B LYMPHOCYTES WITH MAGNETIC BEADS?

The purpose of this procedure is to obtain a pure population of either T or B lymphocytes for further analysis, research, or therapeutic applications, enhancing the accuracy and specificity of experimental outcomes.

What information must be reported on SEPARATION OF T-AND B LYMPHOCYTES WITH MAGNETIC BEADS?

Information to be reported includes the methodology used, the source of lymphocytes, the type of magnetic beads utilized, results of the separation, and any observed cell viability or functionality after separation.