Method for inducing G-CSFR expression on surface of natural killer cell
A natural killer cell, G-CSFR technology, applied in cell-related fields, can solve the problems of slow natural killer cell proliferation and inability to promote natural killer cell proliferation quickly and efficiently
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Embodiment 1
[0048] Step 1. Flow cytometric detection of the expression of G-CSFR on the surface of NK cells in whole blood
[0049] (1) Take 50-200 μl of fresh heparin anticoagulated blood (depending on the number of cells, and ensure that each tube contains 1×10 6 mononuclear cells) into flow tubes.
[0050] In this step, heparin anticoagulant means that heparin has the effect of preventing blood coagulation.
[0051](2) Add the flow cytometry antibody (CD3 / CD56 / CD114) into the flow cytometry tube in step (1), and incubate at 4° C. for 20 min in the dark. Among them, the role of adding flow cytometry antibodies is to identify cells, specifically: CD3 and CD56 can define NK cells, that is, CD3-CD56+ is NK cells, and CD114 represents the marker of G-CSFR, which can be used to detect NK cells. Expression of G-CSFR.
[0052] (3) Prepare 1×hemolysin, the preparation method is: take 10×hemolysin and sterile water for injection to prepare at a ratio of 1:9, keep it at room temperature, and p...
Embodiment 2
[0107] Step 1. Flow cytometric detection of the expression of G-CSFR on the surface of NK cells in whole blood
[0108] (1) Take 50-200 μl of fresh heparin anticoagulated blood (depending on the number of cells, and ensure that each tube contains 1×10 6 mononuclear cells) into flow tubes.
[0109] In this step, heparin anticoagulant means that heparin has the effect of preventing blood coagulation.
[0110] (2) Add the flow cytometry antibody (CD3 / CD56 / CD114) to the flow cytometry tube in step (1), and incubate at -5°C in the dark for 10 minutes.
[0111] (3) Prepare 1×hemolysin, the preparation method is: take 10×hemolysin and sterile water for injection to prepare at a ratio of 1:9, keep it at room temperature, and prepare freshly before use.
[0112] (4) Add 2ml of 1×hemolysin freshly prepared in step (3) to the flow tube incubated in step (2), mix well, and let it stand for 8 minutes at 20°C to lyse the red blood cells.
[0113] (5) After lysing red blood cells, centrif...
Embodiment 3
[0124] Step 1. Flow cytometric detection of the expression of G-CSFR on the surface of NK cells in whole blood
[0125] (1) Take 50-200 μl of fresh heparin anticoagulated blood (depending on the number of cells, and ensure that each tube contains 1×10 6 mononuclear cells) into flow tubes.
[0126] In this step, heparin anticoagulant means that heparin has the effect of preventing blood coagulation.
[0127] (2) Add the flow cytometry antibody (CD3 / CD56 / CD114) into the flow cytometry tube in step (1), and incubate at 0° C. for 30 minutes in the dark.
[0128] (3) Prepare 1×hemolysin, the preparation method is: take 10×hemolysin and sterile water for injection to prepare at a ratio of 1:9, keep it at room temperature, and prepare freshly before use.
[0129](4) Add 2ml of 1×hemolysin freshly prepared in step (3) to the flow tube incubated in step (2), mix well, and let it stand for 8 minutes at 30°C to lyse the red blood cells.
[0130] (5) After lysing red blood cells, centr...
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