HI, I have a qestion, I always got less than 105 cell on...

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JING LOU
Oct 23, 2016
protocol Protocol: In vitro Differentiation of Mouse Th0, Th1 and Th2 from Naïve CD4 T Cells
HI, I have a qestion, I always got less than 105 cell on Flow cytometry detection ,iSn't it differentiation?
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Jia Li Author Answered Oct 23, 2016

SRI International

if you can detect IFNgamma and IL-4, they should differentiate into Th1 and Th2. For less cell No. problem, one possibility is that you lose many cells during staining and washing. You can count cells before you collect and stain them, if they are not less than 105, you need to think about your staining process. If before staining you have small number of cells, do not use CD3 after transferring cells to new plate, because anti-CD3 will cause cell death, that's why anti-CD3 is plate-bound.
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JING LOU Answered Oct 23, 2016

JinZhou medical university

th1,th17,treg , harvest three wells in each group,thanks!
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JING LOU Answered Oct 23, 2016

JinZhou medical university

1.5x105/well,
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Jia Li Author Answered Oct 23, 2016

SRI International

May I know which population you detect is less than 105? What's the number of cells when you start this experiment?
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