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Geissmann Lab, Immunology Program, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Standard Operating Procedure | |||
Protocol No.: 027 | Title: Isolation of adipose tissue immune populations and particularly macrophages for analysis by flow cytometry
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Effective Date: 02/02/2016 | |||
Revision Number: Version 1 Date & Initials: 02/03/2016 LC | |||
Originator: Crozet Lucile | Approved by: (sign and date) |
Isolation of adipose tissue macrophges for analysis by flow cytometry
Materials
Procedure
Once the mouse is dead, collect the desired fat pads (for our experiments: mWAT, eWAT, iWAT, iBAT) see reference: Orr et al below – page 3 -
1. Adipose tissues are collected in 2mL of cold PBS, in a 6-well plate on ice. NO more than 1.2g of tissue per well
2. Mince the fat tissues into small pieces and transfer into a clean 50mL falcon tube
3. Wash the wells of the 6-well plate with 1mL PBS and then add to the 2mL already in the 50mL falcon.
4. Add 3mL of Collagenase II mix per tube (final concentration for the collagenase 2 mg/mL)
Geissmann Lab Standard Operating Procedure | |||
Protocol No.: 027 | Title: Isolation of adipose tissue immune cells and macrophages for flow cytometry - analysis
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Effective Date: 02/02/2016 | |||
Revision Number: 1 Date & Initials: 02/03/2016 LC | |||
Originator: Crozet Lucile | Approved by: (sign and date) | ||
5. Incubate for 20min on shaker under agitation at 37°C
6. After incubation, add 10mL of ice cold PBS to the falcon tube and pipette up and down several times with a 10mL pipette
7. Filter the cell suspension through a 100μm strainer and then transfer the sample into a new 50 ml falcon tube
8. Spin the sample for 10min at 500g in a swinging-bucket centrifuge
9. Remove supernatant and resuspend the pellet in 50 μL of FACS buffer + FcBlock
10. Transfer the cell suspension into a 96-well plate and add 50μL of antibody mix, incubate for 30min on ice.
11. Following the incubation period spin down the samples for 7min at 320g in a swinging-bucket centrifuge
12. Wash the cell pellet with 200μL of FACS buffer
13. Repeat 3.9 and 3.10 steps
14. You are now done!! Remember to run the samples through a 70μm strainer prior to flow cytometry analysis
Antibody mix proposition
Antigen | fluorochrome | Clone | Final dilution |
CD45.2 | APC-Cy7 | 104 | 1/100 |
CD3 | BV711 | 145-2C11 | 1/200 |
CD19 | BV711 | 1D3 | 1/200 |
NKp46 | BV711 | 29A1.4 | 1/200 |
SiglecF | PE | E50-2440 | 1/200 |
Ly6G | PE | 1A8 | 1/200 |
F4/80 | BV605 | BM8 | 1/200 |
CD11b | PE-Cy7 | M1/70 | 1/400 |
Tim4 | APC | RMT4-54 | 1/200 |
CD11c | BV421 | HL3 | 1/100 |
MHCII | AF700 | M5/114.15.2 | 1/200 |
Geissmann Lab Standard Operating Procedure | |||
Protocol No.: 027 | Title: Isolation of adipose tissue immune cells and macrophages for flow cytometry - analysis
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Page 3 of 3 | |
Effective Date: 02/02/2016 | |||
Revision Number: 1 Date & Initials: 02/03/2016 LC | |||
Originator: Crozet Lucile | Approved by: (sign and date) |
References
Schema from Waldén, Tomas B., Ida R. Hansen, James A. Timmons, Barbara Cannon, et Jan Nedergaard. 2012. « Recruited vs. Nonrecruited Molecular Signatures of Brown, “brite,” and White Adipose Tissues ». American Journal of Physiology - Endocrinology and Metabolism 302 (1): E19‑E31. doi:10.1152/ajpendo.00249.2011
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