Lymphocyte enrichment using CD81-targeted immunoaffinity matrix

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• 作者：Ondřej Pel&aacute ; k ; Daniela Kuží ; lkov&aacute ; Daniel Thü ; rner ; Marie-Luise Kiene ; Kristian Stanar ; Jan Stuchlý ; Martina V&aacute ; škov&aacute ; Jan Starý ; Ondřej Hruš&aacute ; k ; Herbert Stadler and Tom&aacute ; š Kalina
• 刊名：Cytometry Part A
• 出版年：2017
• 出版时间：January 2017
• 年：2017
• 卷：91
• 期：1
• 页码：62-72
• 全文大小：1107K
• ISSN：1552-4930

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In mass cytometry, the isolation of pure lymphocytes is very important to obtain reproducible results and to shorten the time spent on data acquisition. To prepare highly purified cell suspensions of peripheral blood lymphocytes for further analysis on mass cytometer, we used the new CD81+ immune affinity chromatography cell isolation approach. Using 21 metal conjugated antibodies in a single tube we were able to identify all basic cell subsets and compare their relative abundance in final products obtained by density gradient (Ficoll-Paque) and immune affinity chromatography (CD81+ T-catch™) isolation approach. We show that T-catch isolation approach results in purer final product than Ficoll-Paque (P values 0.0156), with fewer platelets bound to target cells. As a result acquisition time of 10⁵ nucleated cells was 3.5 shorter. We then applied unsupervised high dimensional analysis viSNE algorithm to compare the two isolation protocols, which allowed us to evaluate the contribution of unsupervised analysis over supervised manual gating. ViSNE algorithm effectively characterized almost all supervised cell subsets. Moreover, viSNE uncovered previously overseen cell subsets and showed inaccuracies in Maxpar™ Human peripheral blood phenotyping panel kit recommended gating strategy. These findings emphasize the use of unsupervised analysis tools in parallel with conventional gating strategy to mine the complete information from a set of samples. They also stress the importance of the impurity removal to sensitively detect rare cell populations in unsupervised analysis.