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PROTOCOL
Stimulation of Antigen-Specific T Cells Using Peptide Pools
In this protocol, you’ll learn how to prepare peptide pool stocks and PBMC suspensions, activate T cells and quantify antigen-specific responses using flow cytometry and ELIspot assays.
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Catalog # PR00085
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PROTOCOL
Drug Screening with Human Pancreatic Organoid Cultures
Human pancreatic organoids provide a long-term, genetically stable, and well-characterized culture system for drug efficacy and toxicity testing. This protocol describes how to set up pancreatic drug testing in high throughput compatible formats using a m
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Catalog # PR00083
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PROTOCOL
How to Generate Monolayers from hPSC-Derived Organoids Using IntestiCult™
Learn how to generate monolayers from hPSC-derived intestinal organoids to elevate your research in epithelial cell biology and modeling disease with easy access to the apical surface.
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Catalog # PR00082
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WEBINAR
Assessing Antigen-Specific T Cell Functionality with Dendritic Cell/CD8ᐩ T Cell Co-Culture
Learn how to use DC/CD8ᐩ T cell co-culture to study the antigen-specific responses of CD8ᐩ T cells, including their activation, proliferation, cytokine production, and cytotoxic activity. In this webinar, Dr. Catherine Ewen describes how to set up DC and
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Catalog # WE00254
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VIDEO
How to Prepare a Buffy Coat from Whole Blood
Watch this video to learn how to generate a buffy coat from a whole blood sample, which can then be used for downstream analyses or isolation of specific cell populations using immunomagnetic cell isolation technologies such as EasySep™.
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Catalog # VD00204
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PROTOCOL
How to Co-Culture Human Airway Epithelial and Immune Cells for RSV Infection
This protocol describes how to co-culture primary tissue-derived human bronchial epithelia (HBECs) with macrophages for infection with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) to determine the role of macrophages during bronchial viral infection.
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Catalog # PR00081
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TECH TIP
How to Collect Supernatant from EasySep™ Magnets
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Catalog # TT00105
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PROTOCOL
How to Isolate Mononuclear Cells from Blood in 15 Minutes with SepMate™
How to Isolate Mononuclear Cells from Blood in 15 Minutes with SepMate™
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Catalog # PR00079
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VIDEO
How to Resuspend Magnetically Labeled Cells After EasySep™ Separation
Effectively resuspend magnetically labeled cells from the side of a tube after EasySep™ separation.
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Catalog # VD00198
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VIDEO
How to Aspirate an EasyPlate™ Isolation
Master the correct pouring technique for EasyPlate™ aspiration and maximize cell recovery during your column-free cell separations
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Catalog # VD00197
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VIDEO
How to Correctly Pour Liquid from SepMate™ Tubes
Learn the correct pouring technique for SepMate™ tubes to maximize cell recovery when isolating PBMCs from whole blood.
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Catalog # VD00196
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VIDEO
How to Prep Flask-Based Samples for EasySep™
See the correct method for adding reagents to your sample and mixing them together for flask-based cell separation using EasySep™ magnets.
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Catalog # VD00195
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