A method for isolating primary dendritic cells of mouse intestinal lamina propria
A technology of dendritic cells and lamina propria, applied in the field of separation of primary dendritic cells in the lamina propria of mice, can solve the problems of difficult to achieve satisfactory results, easy death, excessive cell damage, etc. Toxicity duration, reduction of mechanical damage, and effect of enhancing cell productivity
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[0032] 1. Put mice in routine CO 2 After execution, the abdominal wall and peritoneum were cut longitudinally with scissors to expose the abdominal viscera. The scissors intercepted the entire small intestine from the duodenum to the ileocecal, and put it in balanced salt solution A for temporary storage;
[0033] 2. Cut the small intestine into 4 segments on average (each segment is about 10-12cm long), ligate one end of the intestinal segment with silk thread, turn the intestinal segment to the surface of the thin tube with a polyethylene thin tube (so that the inner surface of the intestinal tube is exposed), and fix it with silk thread ligation (Such as figure 1 ), put into the 15ml test tube that 12ml balanced salt solution B is housed;
[0034] 3. After manually shaking the test tube for 2 minutes, replace it with a new 12ml balanced salt solution B, and shake it for another 2 minutes. Repeat this for a total of 3 times to wash away impurities such as fecal residue on t...
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