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Cell separation column is a specialized consumable designed for column-based cell sorting, developed specifically for the gentle isolation of cells labeled with nanomagnetic beads. Due to the extremely small size of the cell separation nanomagnetic beads (particle size: 50–100 nm), a high-intensity magnetic field is required to attract the labeled cells. The column contains an optimized matrix that, when used with a magnetic separation system, amplifies the magnetic field nearly ten-thousand-fold, enabling efficient capture and gentle elution of magnetically labeled cells. It is widely used for cell enrichment, depletion, and sorting in research and preclinical stages.
| Cat. No. | Product Name | Max. Load of Labeled Cells | Max. Total Cell Load |
| M1520097 | MS Columns | 1× 10⁷ | 2× 10⁸ |
| L1520103 | LS Columns | 1× 10⁸ | 2× 10⁹ |
Note: When isolating cells larger than lymphocytes, the column capacity may be reduced.
Procedure
1. Column Preparation
(1) Column installation: Insert the separation column into a suitable magnetic stand, ensuring the column wings face forward. Place a collection tube at the column outlet.
(2) Column priming: Add 2 mL of separation buffer to the column and allow it to flow through naturally.
(3) Discard flow-through: Replace the collection tube. The column is now ready.
2. Magnetic Separation
Magnetic labeling must be performed before magnetic separation. Refer to the nanomagnetic bead instructions for specific labeling methods.
(1) Cell suspension preparation: Resuspend cells in separation buffer, using 500 μL of buffer per 10⁸ cells.
Note: For higher cell numbers, increase the buffer volume accordingly.
(2) Sample loading: Apply the cell suspension to the prepared column. Collect the flow-through containing unlabeled cells.
(3) Washing: Wash the column three times with 2 mL of separation buffer. Collect the unlabeled cells that pass through and combine them with the flow-through from step (2).
Note: Once the column reservoir is empty, immediately add the same volume of buffer for the washing steps.
(4) Remove the column and place it on a new collection tube.
(5) Elution: Add 5 mL of separation buffer to the column and use the supplied plunger to quickly elute the magnetically labeled cells.
Note: (Optional) To improve the purity of magnetically labeled cells, the eluted cells can be passed through a second LS column for re-sorting.
Precautions
The LS columns and matching plunger are supplied individually in sterile packaging. They are intended for single use and reuse is not recommended.
Prepare the separation buffer before the experiment: PBS (pH 7.2), 0.5% BSA, and 2 mM EDTA. Mix thoroughly and store at 4 °C.
Due to differences in samples and research objectives, optimal experimental conditions should be determined by the user.
This product is for research use only.
For your safety and health, please wear a lab coat and disposable gloves during operation.
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| Lot Number | Certificate Type | Date | Item |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate of Analysis | Apr 29, 2026 | L1520103 | |
| Certificate of Analysis | Apr 27, 2026 | L1520103 |
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