Sorting method of human osteoblasts
An osteoblast and sorting technology, applied in the field of biomedicine, can solve the problem that the separation scheme of human osteoblasts cannot meet the requirements of single-cell sequencing, and achieve the effect of reducing cell impurities, high cell activity, and large number of cells
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[0036] The technical solution of the present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0037] Bone samples and flow cytometry results such as figure 1 shown. The cell data obtained after sorting can be clustered into 6 clusters according to the uniform manifold approximation and projection (UMAP) clustering method ( figure 2 ), the osteoblast-specific marker gene RUNX2 was only highly enriched in C1 and C2 ( image 3 ), were not expressed in other clusters, indicating the presence of other contaminating cells in our dataset. Contaminating cells are (1) two nucleated erythrocyte clusters C3 and C4 ( image 3 ); (2) a smooth muscle cell cluster C5, in which ACTA2 and CNN1 genes encode smooth muscle α-2 actin, which is specific for differentiated mature smooth muscle cells ( image 3 ); (3) a neutrophil cluster C6 ( image 3 ). The above analysis shows that based on ALPL + / CD45 / 31 / 34 - The human ...
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