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Experiment Overview

Repository ID: FR-FCM-Z6C8 Experiment name: Human lung tissue digestion MIFlowCyt score: 50.75%
Primary researcher: Mark Snyder PI/manager: Mark Snyder Uploaded by: Mark Snyder
Experiment dates: 2021-05-12 - 2022-05-15 Dataset uploaded: May 2023 Last updated: Jun 2023
Keywords: [Immunophenotyping] [spectral flow cytometry] [Lung Tissue Processing] [Single cell RNA sequencing] Manuscripts:
Organizations: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Medicine, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (United States)
Purpose: To determine the impact of different enzymatic digestion protocols on the cellular yield and phenotype from peripheral human lung tissue.
Conclusion: Protocols high in dispase cleaved immune markers CD4, CD8, CD69, and CD103 and contributed to an increased monocyte to macrophage yield. Similarly, dispase led to a differential epithelial cell yield, with increased TSPN8+ and ITGA6+ epithelial cells and reduced CD66e+ cells. When compared to collagenase D, collagenase P protocols yielded increased AT1 and AT2 cells and decreased endothelial cells. These results provide a framework for selecting an enzymatic digestion protocol best suited to the scientific question and allow for comparison of studies using different protocols.
Comments: Protocol 1: Mechanical digestion alone (gentleMACS) Protocol 2: Liberase + Dnase 1 (Disp lo) Protocol 3: Disp + Col D + Dnase 1 (Disp hi) Protocol 4: Col P + Dnase 1 (Col_P) Protocol 5: Col D + Dnase 1 + trypsin in (Col_D) Protocol 6: Col_D + density centrifugation
Funding: Not disclosed
Quality control: None


Experiment variables

Conditions
· Mechanical Digestion alone 2020-026-C_Protocol_1.fcs · 2021-38-C_Protocol_1.fcs · 2021-39-C_Protocol_1.fcs · 2021-40-C_Protocol_1.fcs · 2021-41-C_Protocol_1.fcs
· Liperase TM 2020-026-C_Protocol_2.fcs · 2021-38-C_Protocol_2.fcs · 2021-39-C_Protocol_2.fcs · 2021-40-C_Protocol_2.fcs · 2021-41-C_Protocol_2.fcs
· Dispase 2020-026-C_Protocol_3.fcs · 2021-38-C_Protocol_3.fcs · 2021-39-C_Protocol_3.fcs · 2021-40-C_Protocol_3.fcs · 2021-41-C_Protocol_3.fcs
· Col_P 2020-026-C_Protocol_4.fcs · 2021-38-C_Protocol_4.fcs · 2021-39-C_Protocol_4.fcs · 2021-40-C_Protocol_4.fcs · 2021-41-C_Protocol_4.fcs
· Col_D 2020-026-C_Protocol_5.fcs · 2021-38-C_Protocol_5.fcs · 2021-39-C_Protocol_5.fcs · 2021-40-C_Protocol_5.fcs · 2021-41-C_Protocol_5.fcs
· Col_D+ 2020-026-C_Protocol_6.fcs · 2021-38-C_Protocol_6.fcs · 2021-39-C_Protocol_6.fcs · 2021-40-C_Protocol_6.fcs · 2021-41-C_Protocol_6.fcs

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