Home Immunology How to Isolate Treg Cells - Video Tutorial
Steps
  1. 1 Add buffer and isolation cocktail 00:30
  2. 2 Incubate sample with overhead rotation 00:39
  3. 3 Apply magnetic field separation 01:07
  4. 4 Transfer supernatant to magnetic column 01:38
  5. 5 Wash column and elute cells 01:48
Immunology Miltenyi Biotec

How to Isolate Treg Cells - Video Tutorial

Protocol
Difficulty
intermediate

Steps

1
Add buffer and isolation cocktail

Add Max Express buffer and Max Express T-Rex isolation cocktail to the whole blood sample. This cocktail labels non-CD4 positive cells with Max Express beads and CD25 positive cells with microbeads.

▶ 00:30
2
Incubate sample with overhead rotation

Place the sample in a Max mix tube rotator and incubate for 10 minutes using an overhead rotator. This ensures proper labeling of target and non-target cells throughout the sample.

▶ 00:39
3
Apply magnetic field separation

Place the tube in the magnetic field of the Max Express separator for 15 minutes. Bead-labeled cells are drawn to the tube side while CD25 positive cells remain in the supernatant due to their small microbead size.

▶ 01:07
4
Transfer supernatant to magnetic column

Transfer the supernatant containing CD4 positive cells onto a magnetic column for further isolation of the target T-Reg cells.

▶ 01:38
5
Wash column and elute cells

Wash the magnetic column twice, then elute the CD25 positive T-Reg cells. The purified T-Reg cells are now ready for downstream analysis.

▶ 01:48
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