Phenotyping of Common Immune Cells

There are many different types of immune cells in the immune system, mainly include T cells, B cells, natural killer cells, etc., each with different functions and characteristics. By identifying immune cell types, the number and proportion of specific immune cell types present in a specific sample can be determined, and their activity and functional status can be evaluated. This identification is usually accomplished by analyzing cell surface markers, intracellular protein expression, or gene expression. Common methods include Flow Cytometry and Single cell transcriptomics.
Elabscience^® have compiled a Flow Cytometry multi-color Panel scheme for common immune cell typing and identification for your reference.

T/B/NK Cell Population Detection

• Detection of T/B/NK (4-color) in human peripheral blood

• Detection of T/B/NK (4-color) in C57BL/6 mouse peripheral blood

• Detection of TB cells (4-color) in mouse lymph node

• Detection of T/B/NK (5-color) in Rat Spleen

• Detection of T/B/NK (3-color) in Rat Spleen

CD4+/CD8+T Cell Population Detection

• Detection of T cells (4-color) in Human Peripheral Blood

• Detection of T Cells (2-color) in Mouse Thymus

• Detection of Lymphocyte (4 colors) in Mouse Tumor

Treg Cell Population Detection

• Detection of Treg (3-color) in Mouse Spleen

• Detection of Treg (6-color) in Human Peripheral Blood

Th1/Th2/ Th17 Cell Population Detection

• Detection of Th1/Th2 (4-color) in Human Peripheral Blood PBMC

• Detection of Th17 (3-color) in Human Peripheral Blood PBMC