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Isolating leukocytes from a buffy coat. Pour blood from 1X buffy coat bag (kept at room temp/RT) into 1X T-150 flask. Work in a primary culture hood.
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Ratings : 11 %
I'm looking to isolate DNA and eventually RNA from buffy coat. I receive whole blood in purple top vacutainers treated with EDTA. These tubes are centrifuged at 3000
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Ratings : 34 %
Research Buffy coat specimens remain viable as a DNA source for highly multiplexed genome-wide genetic tests after long term storage
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Ratings : 43 %
I want to isolate PBMCs. What I get as a source from the hospital is a Buffy Coat (what I mean here is a big amount of blood pooled together but without plasma, so
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Ratings : 41 %
IUGB Plasma and Buffy Coat Processing :
Ratings : 12 %
The buffy coat is the small white layer between the plasma and the red blood cells. It contains white blood cells, for example leucocytes, which contain DNA.
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Ratings : 72 %
pluriBead - simple cell isolation directly from whole blood :
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Buffy coat :
Ratings : 71 %
Buffy Coat Isolation for Manual Ficoll Methods 0001 :
Ratings : 14 %
Isolation of human mononuclear cells from peripheral blood (Genekam Quick MNC isolater) :
Ratings : 35 %
PRP Buffy coat.AVI :
Ratings : 22 %
EPVent2 Sample Processing Procedures - The Buffy (DNA) Coat :
Ratings : 22 %
Mononuclear Cell Isolation from Whole Blood :
Ratings : 13 %
PBMC Isolation: Buffy Coat Extraction with Biofloaties Aid :
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Sepax Processing Cryobanks :
Ratings : 35 %