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Experiment Overview

Repository ID: FR-FCM-ZZRT Experiment name: Pre-separation of PBMCs using CD14-beads before application of CD1c+ DC isolation kit MIFlowCyt score: 65.50%
Primary researcher: Lisa Richter PI/manager: Lisa Richter Uploaded by: Lisa Richter
Experiment dates: 2016-04-26 - 2016-04-26 Dataset uploaded: Jun 2016 Last updated: Jun 2016
Keywords: [CD14] [monocytes] [myeloid dendritic cells] [CD1c] Manuscripts:
Organizations: Oslo University Hospital, Department of Pathology, Oslo, Norwegen (Norge)
Purpose: We have observed two distinct populations of cells within CD1c+ cells that are isolated using a commercially available CD1c-targeting kit: monocytes and DCs. To investigate whether we can improve the purity of CD1c+ DCs through depletion of monocytes, we applied CD14-targeting magnetic beads before applying the CD1c-kit according to the manufacturers instructions. We stained for CD45, HLA-DR, CD11c, CD14, CD11b, TREM1 and CD16
Conclusion: Pre-depletion of monocytes by CD14-targeting beads leads to a strong enrichment of cells with clear DC phenotype in the CD1c+ preparation.
Comments: None
Funding: Not disclosed
Quality control: Cell populations after application of "CD1c+ DC isolation kit" Cytometer performance and tracking was performed before the experiment. Beads were used for compensation (OneComp eBeads, eBioscience).


Experiment variables

Sample Type
· full Specimen_001_full TREM1_001.fcs
· pre-depleted for CD14 Specimen_001_CD14- TREM1_003.fcs

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