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Mouse brains (P28) were dissociated using the Neural Tissue Dissociation Kit (P). Flow cytometric analysis shows that the resulting single-cell suspension contains large amounts of myelin membrane fragments and other cellular debris. Only 3% of the signals represent cells (A). Myelin Removal Beads II used with an LS Column and a MidiMACS Separator effectively remove myelin debris (B). |
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Myelin Removal Beads II, human, mouse, ratFigure 1Mouse brains (P28) were dissociated using the Neural Tissue Dissociation Kit (P). Flow cytometric analysis shows that the resulting single-cell suspension contains large amounts of myelin membrane fragments and other cellular debris. Only 3% of the signals represent cells (A). Myelin Removal Beads II used with an LS Column and a MidiMACS Separator effectively remove myelin debris (B). | Myelin Removal Beads II, human, mouse, ratFigure 1Mouse brains (P28) were dissociated using the Neural Tissue Dissociation Kit (P). Flow cytometric analysis shows that the resulting single-cell suspension contains large amounts of myelin membrane fragments and other cellular debris. Only 3% of the signals represent cells (A). Myelin Removal Beads II used with an LS Column and a MidiMACS Separator effectively remove myelin debris (B). |
Mouse brains (P28) were dissociated using the Neural Tissue Dissociation Kit (P). Flow cytometric analysis shows that the resulting single-cell suspension contains large amounts of myelin membrane fragments and other cellular debris. Only 3% of the signals represent cells (A). Myelin Removal Beads II used with an LS Column and a MidiMACS Separator effectively remove myelin debris (B). |
A: | B: |
Myelin Removal Beads II, human, mouse, ratFigure 1Mouse brains (P28) were dissociated using the Neural Tissue Dissociation Kit (P). Flow cytometric analysis shows that the resulting single-cell suspension contains large amounts of myelin membrane fragments and other cellular debris. Only 3% of the signals represent cells (A). Myelin Removal Beads II used with an LS Column and a MidiMACS Separator effectively remove myelin debris (B). | Myelin Removal Beads II, human, mouse, ratFigure 1Mouse brains (P28) were dissociated using the Neural Tissue Dissociation Kit (P). Flow cytometric analysis shows that the resulting single-cell suspension contains large amounts of myelin membrane fragments and other cellular debris. Only 3% of the signals represent cells (A). Myelin Removal Beads II used with an LS Column and a MidiMACS Separator effectively remove myelin debris (B). |
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