Percolls-cell clumping
Labo Longziekten
overveld at uia.ua.ac.be
Mon Feb 3 08:01:04 EST 1997
In article <32EE2006.4C07 at bbsrc.ac.uk>, Colin Farquharson
<Colin.Farquharson at bbsrc.ac.uk> writes:
>I am trying to separate chondrocytes into their different sizes using
>Percoll (Pharmacia) discontinuous gradients (1.04 - 1.08).
Things often works but often there is
>extensive clumping at the 1.06 band and this results in poor
>separation.
Did you ever try to add some DNAse to your cell suspension before you separate
them? We do when we isolate cells from the lung. We used concentrations of
0.01-0.05 mg/ml.
I hope this will help.
Frans J. van Overveld, PhD
Dept. Resp. Med.
Univ. Antwerp, Belgium
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