Detection of T-cell killing function
The assay of T-cell killing function can be applied to (1) immune cell function determination (2) clinical immunodiagnosis.
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Isolation of human intestinal mucosal single nucleated cells
Isolation of single nucleated cells from human intestinal mucosa Author: J.E. Colligan et al, Translated by Xuitao Cao et al. This experiment is from the "Compe
Monoclonal antibody ascites preparation experiment
The primary advantage of using monoclonal antibodies (MAb) over polyclonal antisera is the possibility of obtaining large quantities of specific monoclonal anti
Immune molecules and receptor engineering
A method for the preparation of soluble M H C -I g dimers is described, and a method for the preparation of multimeric M H C -I/peptide complexes is presented.
Isolation of single nucleated cells from peripheral and umbilical cord blood
Peripheral blood mononuclear cells can be used in: (1) immunology (including autoimmune diseases), infectious diseases, hematologic malignancies, vaccine develo
Isolation and purification of T cell subsets
Isolated T cells are categorized into CD4+ and CD8+ T cells using anti-CD8 antibody. Since both types of cells can be recovered, this method is superior to anti
Activation of mouse macrophages
Macrophage activation goes through two phases: a sensitization phase and an activation phase. While most protocols for macrophage activation use a one-step appr
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
mast cell staining assay
Mast cells are derived from undifferentiated mesenchymal cells and are found in tissues such as perivascular submucosa, loose connective tissues, tumor tissues,