Re: [ Dendritic cell activation during sort ]

From: Simon Monard <smonard@trudeauinstitute.org>
Date: Fri Apr 07 2006 - 09:29:25 EDT
 Hey Barry
You should probably lower your pressure and increase your nozzle size.
I would imagine quite a few cells perish when blasted out of the nozzle.
Under 20psi and a 100u nozzle would be kinder to your cells.
Best


Simon Monard
Trudeau Institute
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Saranac Lake
New York
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Ph 518 891 3080


>>> "Barry Moran" <barry.moran@tcd.ie> 04/05/06 11:40 am >>> 
Hi there-
We're sorting cultured murine dendritic cells on a MoFlo (70micron
nozzle,
60psi) into culture media. We're finding that the cells appear some-
what
activated (CD40+, CD80+, CD86+) after the sort compared to unsorted
controls. Have many others found this, and if so are there any
suggestions
or fixes-  is it likely to be endotoxins etc in the sheath
fluid/lines?
Many thanks
Barry.
Barry Moran
Flow Cytometry Facility
School of Biochemistry and Immunology
0.19, Biotechnology Building
Trinity College Dublin
+353 1 608 3575
barry.moran@tcd.ie
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Received on Fri Apr 7 14:38:00 2006

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