Human Monocyte Sorting Kit
Cell Sorts™ Human Monocyte Sorting Kit (CS-0013) enriches an untouched monocyte fraction from density-gradient-prepared human peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) by column-free negative selection. Human FcR Blocker and a Human Monocyte Isolation Cocktail prepare and label non-target cells; Streptavidin Nanobeads then enable their magnetic retention. The unlabeled monocyte-enriched fraction is recovered from the supernatant by controlled pour-off, without a separation column.
The documented workflow uses pre-chilled FACS buffer, a 15-minute cocktail incubation at 4°C, a 400 × g wash for 5 minutes, a 15-minute nanobead incubation at 4°C, and a 3–5-minute magnetic hold. One representative CD11b/CD14 flow-cytometry example increased the monitored monocyte fraction from 16.9% before separation to 90.7% afterward; this is not a guaranteed specification. Confirm identity, purity, viability, recovery, and functional suitability for every donor and downstream assay. For research use only.
Product Features of the Human Monocyte Sorting Kit
CS-0013 uses a documented column-free negative-selection workflow to enrich an untouched human monocyte fraction from PBMCs using pre-chilled buffer, two 15-minute incubations, a 400 × g wash, and 3-5 minutes of magnetic capture.
The Human Monocyte Sorting Kit uses column-free negative selection to isolate untouched Untouched Human Monocytes (CD11b+/CD14+ Enriched Fraction) from human PBMCs. Review the product-specific four-stage workflow below. The stated sorting time of Approximately 38-40 min timed steps after PBMC preparation covers the specified timed stages only; sample preparation, handling, optional collection, and quality control require additional time. Follow the current product instructions and validate each preparation before downstream use.
How the Human Monocyte Sorting Kit Works
Four stages summarizing the documented PBMC monocyte-enrichment workflow
Step 1: Prepare and Count PBMCs
Prepare density-gradient human PBMCs, count cells, and resuspend in pre-chilled FACS buffer at no more than 1×10⁸ cells/mL. Red-blood-cell lysis is not recommended for this PBMC preparation.
Step 2: Block and Label Non-Monocytes
Add Human FcR Blocker and Human Monocyte Isolation Cocktail according to the current scale table, mix gently, and incubate for 15 minutes at 4°C.
Step 3: Wash and Bind Nanobeads
Add ten volumes of pre-chilled FACS buffer, centrifuge at 400 × g for 5 minutes, restore the original volume, add the scale-table dose of Streptavidin Nanobeads, and incubate for 15 minutes at 4°C.
Step 4: Capture and Recover Monocytes
Add at least five volumes of pre-chilled buffer, hold for 3 minutes in a single-tube separator or 5 minutes in a multi-tube rack, and pour the untouched monocyte-enriched fraction into a new tube.
Applications for the Human Monocyte Sorting Kit
Potential downstream uses for the enriched untouched monocyte fraction are listed below. Confirm CD11b/CD14 identity, purity, viability, recovery, and functional suitability under laboratory-specific conditions.
The listed applications are potential research uses, not guaranteed performance claims. Confirm post-sort identity, purity, viability, recovery, and functional suitability under laboratory-specific conditions.
Kit Components
CS-0013 includes the documented Human FcR Blocker, Human Monocyte Isolation Cocktail, and Streptavidin Nanobeads. Pre-chilled FACS buffer, compatible sterile tubes and magnetic equipment, and a centrifuge are required separately.
- Human FcR Blocker
- Human Monocyte Isolation Cocktail
- Streptavidin Nanobeads
Storage & Shelf Life
Human Monocyte Sorting Kit — Frequently Asked Questions
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