Cloning and Expansion of Human T Cells
Cloning and Expansion of Human T Cells
Induction of antigen-specific T cells
Author: J.E. Colligan et al, Translated by Xuitao Cao et al. This experiment is from "Comprehensive Immunology Laboratory Guide".
Operation method
Cloning and Expansion of Human T Cells Move Basic Programmes Compact Immunology Laboratory Guidelines, Chapter Materials When soluble antigen is used to induce specific autologous T cell clones: Antigen to be tested (antigen or antigenic peptide) Irradiated inactivated autologous or H L A-matched allogeneic P B M C, used as antigen-presenting cells specific allogeneic T cells when cloned: P B M C , from healthy volunteers, as response cells irradiated inactivated allogeneic P B M C or allogeneic E B V -B cells, as stimulus cells T cell culture medium Human arterial blood or freshly isolated PBMC (Module 8.1) Antibodies (if required): anti-C D 8, anti-C D 14, anti-C D 20, anti-C D 56, anti-hemoglobin and/or anti-CD 5 For more product details, please visit Aladdin Scientific website.
Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (P B M C ; unit 8.1), derived from individuals sensitized to antigen, serve as response cells
E B V-transformed autologous B cells (E B V-B cells; cell 8.16), used as antigen-presenting cells for known antigens



