PBMC 24+ Spin Medium

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PBMC 24+ Spin density gradient medium, sterile, ready-to-use solution for the in vitro isolation of human PBMC (peripheral blood mononuclear cells - includes lymphocytes and monocytes) from sample material (whole blood or buffy coat) more than 12 hours old.

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Catalog No. 60-00093-10

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HS Code: 38229000

Details, PBMC 24+ Spin Medium

PBMC 24+ Spin Density Gradient Medium is a sterile, ready-to-use solution developed for the isolation of cells from older sample material. If the samples are already older than 6 hours, the yields and purities with conventional separation media for the enrichment of PBMC are considerably poorer. In addition, the cells are sometimes unsuitable for downstream applications. With PBMC 24+ Spin Medium, the time window between sample collection and cell enrichment is extended.

Specification

Target cells

Mononuclear cells (lymphocytes, monocytes)

Separation density cut-off

1,077 g/ml

Cell separation method

negative


Sample material

human whole blood, Buffy Coat

Compatible with

pluriMate, SepMate, LeucoSep

Can be used with

pluriSpin, MACS, EasySep, RosetteSep, MojoSort

Features

Access to older sample material

PBMC 24+ Spin Medium enables the enrichment of cells from sample material that is already older than 12 hours. 

Ready to use

pluriSelect separation media are ready to use and can be used directly for cell separation. 

Compatible

The enriched cells can be used for downstream applications such as MACS, EasySep, RosetteSep or MojoSort .

Combinable

PBMC 24+ Spin Medium can be combined with Leuko 24+ Spin Medium to form a double gradient for the simultaneous enrichment of two cell populations.     

Separation scheme

First, the sample material is carefully layered onto the PBMC 24+ spin medium. After the density gradient centrifugation, the upper layer (plasma and dilution buffer) is aspirated. The layer of mononuclear cells is then transferred to a new tube and the enriched cells are washed.

Tip! Use pluriMate tubes. 

For overlaying the dense medium, we recommend our pluriMate Röhrchen. The integrated barrier of the pluriMate tube prevents mixing of the two phases (sample material and separation medium) and allows the enriched cells to be poured off after the first centrifugation step. They save time and increase the reproducibility of the results.  

Preparation of PBMC with PBMC Spin Medium. The sample material (1) is carefully placed on the PBMC spin medium (2).

BEFORE

Preparation of PBMC with PBMC 24+ Spin Medium. The sample material (1) is carefully placed on the PBMC 24+ Spin Medium (2).

AFTER

Layers after centrifugation. The PBMC (2) are located as a white layer on the PBMC 24+ spin medium (3). Cells with a higher density, such as erythrocytes, granulocytes and dead cells, pass through the medium and are located at the bottom of the tube (4).

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Product specification

Information
Variant 1 BTL, 100 ml or 1 BTL, 250 ml or 1 BTL, 500 ml
Sterility sterile
Species Human
Cell separation platform non-magnetic
Cell separation method negative
General information
Manufacturer pluriSelect
Terms of delivery ambient temperature
Storage condition room temperature, protected from light
Regulatory statement For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.