Cell Preparation and Isolation

We provide guidance and protocols for the optimal collection and handling of biological samples, including fresh whole blood and fresh leukopac, to preserve cell viability and functionality.

Our team processes different sample types to obtain high-quality cellular preparations. This includes density-gradient centrifugation for blood samples to separate different cell populations efficiently.

Using density-gradient centrifugation, we isolate PBMCs from whole blood while maintaining a high yield of viable lymphocytes and monocytes for downstream applications.

We employ Magnetic-Activated Cell Sorting (MACS) to enrich specific cell populations, including T cells, B cells, NK cells and monocytes, based on surface-marker expression.

After isolation, we assess cell viability and purity to ensure that only high-quality cells proceed to the assay stage.

Because research projects have different requirements, we provide customized isolation protocols and sample-preparation strategies to suit specific experimental needs.