Method for increasing tissue exosome yield by using freezing microtome
A technology of frozen sections and exosomes, applied in tissue culture, cell dissociation methods, preparation of test samples, etc., can solve the problems of long time-consuming, cumbersome process, and increased extraction yield, so as to increase the tissue surface area and reduce the dosage  , The effect of increasing production
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[0044] Example 1 A method of using a frozen microtome to increase the output of exosomes in mouse brain tissue
[0045] A method for extracting mouse brain tissue exosomes using a frozen microtome, the specific steps are as follows:
[0046] (1) Pretreatment before the experiment: Start the cryostat 3 hours in advance to pre-cool, set the temperature of the microtome and the sample head to -25°C, tissue sample 0.2g, embedding box (Nantong Meiweide Experimental Equipment Co., Ltd., article number EM05 -0707) and the sample tray were pre-cooled in dry ice 30 minutes in advance, and the embedding medium was 1×PBS buffer solution and pre-cooled at 4°C 3 hours in advance.
[0047] (2) Tissue sample embedding: The following operations are carried out in dry ice: put the tissue sample into the embedding box and use pre-cooled 1×PBS buffer solution for embedding, so that the 1×PBS buffer solution is completely submerged in the tissue After the tissue is embedded in PBS, apply a layer...
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[0069] Example 2 A method of using a frozen microtome to increase the production of exosomes in mouse spleen tissue
[0070] This example provides a method for extracting exosomes from mouse spleen tissue using a cryostat, and the specific steps are as follows:
[0071] (1) Pretreatment before the experiment: start the cryostat 3 hours in advance to pre-cool, set the temperature of the microtome and the sample head to -20°C, pre-cool the tissue samples, embedding boxes and sample trays in dry ice 30 minutes in advance, and pre-cool the embedding agent 3 hours in advance Pre-cool at 4°C.
[0072](2) Tissue sample embedding: Put the tissue sample into the embedding box and use pre-cooled 1×PBS buffer for embedding, so that the 1×PBS buffer is completely submerged in the tissue, and wait for the 1×PBS buffer to wrap. After burying the tissue, apply a layer of 1×PBS buffer solution on the sample tray with a thickness of about 3mm, and quickly transfer the tissue embedded in the e...
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[0090] Example 3 A method of using a frozen microtome to increase the yield of exosomes in mouse gastric tissue
[0091] This example provides a method for extracting mouse gastric tissue exosomes using a cryostat, the specific steps are as follows:
[0092] (1) Pretreatment before the experiment: start the cryostat 3 hours in advance to pre-cool, set the temperature of the microtome and the sample head to -20°C, pre-cool the tissue samples, embedding boxes and sample trays in dry ice 30 minutes in advance, and pre-cool the embedding agent 3 hours in advance. h Pre-cool at 4°C.
[0093] (2) Tissue sample embedding: Put the tissue sample into the embedding box and use pre-cooled 1×PBS buffer for embedding, so that the 1×PBS buffer is completely submerged in the tissue, and wait for the 1×PBS buffer to wrap. After burying the tissue, apply a layer of 1×PBS buffer on the sample tray with a thickness of about 2mm. When the 1×PBS buffer on the tray turns white, quickly transfer th...
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