Labeled magnetic beads - easy sorting of any cell

We know that to do cell sorting, we must first know what special signs the target cells have compared with other cells, such as the commonly used cell surface CD markers. The easiest way is to select the magnetic beads that directly couple the corresponding antibodies. Straight-label microbeads, such as CD4 microbeads, are used to directly sort CD4 + T cells.
However, the direct-labeled magnetic beads of Mirin are directed against mice, rats, humans and primates. We are still developing new direct-labeled magnetic beads for other species, or the cell types you are interested in are newer. When we don't have the corresponding magnetic beads, can we still sort by magnetic beads? The answer is yes. Meitian has a variety of standard bead beads to choose from. With the use of the standard bead, almost any type of cell of any species can be sorted, as long as the target cell has a specific marker and a corresponding primary antibody. , we can magnetically sort it.
So, what are the beautiful beading beads of Meitian?

Fluorescein such as FITC, PE, APC, Cy5, Cy7, etc. are coupled to such beads.
Figure 1: CMV-specific T cells were sorted from human PBMC, CMV-specific T cells were labeled with PE-labeled CMVpp65/A2 tetramer, and positively separated from PBMC by anti-PE microbeads. Two MS columns were sorted.

Both can capture the cells, biomacromolecules, etc. bound by the biotin-coupled primary antibody, the difference being that the former only recognizes the biotin coupled to the antibody and the cell, does not bind the free biotin in the solution, and then The free biotin is recognized, so if free biotin is present in the cell suspension to be sorted, it is best to choose Anti-Biotin MicroBeads.
Figure 2: CD3+ cells in human PBMC were first labeled with CD3-Biotin, followed by positive sorting with Anti-Biotin MicroBeads, once through the MS column.

Suitable for sorting cells labeled with a fluorescein-labeled primary antibody, such as Anti-Mouse IgM MicroBeads, for sorting cells identified by mouse IgM primary antibodies.
Figure 3: Human peripheral blood lymphocytes were labeled with CD16 (mouse IgM type) primary antibody, and then positively sorted with Anti-Mouse IgM MicroBeads, once through the MS column.
Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that by combining direct and magnetic beads, we can sort almost any type of cell in any species.