Hi All, I would like to post this question on behalf of one of the Researchers at Rockefeller University for whom we sort cells. Sorts are done on BD FACSAria with 70 um nozzle; pressure - 34 psi; frequency - 57 kHz; buffer - PBS without Ca/Mg. Here is the question from Kamruz: I'm trying to set-up a MLR with T-responders and T-regulators and am experiencing tremendous difficulties to get flow-sorted T- responders (CD3+,4+,25-,127+) to proliferate in response to allogeneic mature DCs (T cell : DC ratio 10:1) or CD3/28 beads (T cell : bead ratio 1:3). I did the same MLR with rosette-sep'd T responders (CD3+4+) and they proliferated very strongly in response to the above stimuli. Therefore, I think flow-sorting with CD3,4 and 127 antibodies binding to my T-responders might deliver some type of signal to the cells that renders them non-responsive to TCR signaling and co-stimulation and they don't proliferate. Is there anyone who is experiencing the same problem or anyone who can throw his/her two cents in? Thanks a lot, Kamruz Darabi MD Laboratory for Investigative Dermatology The Rockefeller University Please feel free to reply to Kamruz (kdarabi@mail.rockefeller.edu); myself (mazels@rockefeller.edu) or to the list. Thanks, Svetlana ***** Svetlana Mazel, PhD Flow Cytometry Resource Center Rockefeller UniversityReceived on Fri Apr 27 11:58:00 2007
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