Cell separation media

Cell separation media are density gradient solutions used during centrifugation to separate different cell populations according to their density. They enable efficient isolation of viable cells while minimizing contamination from unwanted cell types.

Density gradient centrifugation is a laboratory technique that separates cells, organelles or biological particles according to their buoyant density. Samples are layered onto a density gradient medium and centrifuged, allowing distinct cell populations to form separate layers for collection.

Cell separation media are widely used for PBMC isolation, granulocyte purification, stem cell research, immunology, hematology, oncology, regenerative medicine, virology and cell therapy development.

Depending on the selected density gradient medium, researchers can isolate PBMCs, lymphocytes, monocytes, granulocytes, stem cells, platelets, organelles, viral particles, extracellular vesicles and exosomes.

The cell separation media available from ProteoGenix are selected for gentle cell isolation workflows and are designed to preserve cell viability during centrifugation. For sensitive applications, our scientific team can help you review product documentation, specifications and Certificates of Analysis before purchase.

Density gradient centrifugation provides excellent cell viability, high recovery rates and reproducible purification while requiring relatively simple laboratory equipment. It is a proven and cost-effective method for preparing samples for downstream analysis.

Yes. Our cell separation media are widely used by academic laboratories, biotechnology companies, CROs, pharmaceutical organizations and translational research groups conducting advanced cell biology and immunology studies.

Yes. ProteoGenix scientific specialists can help you choose the most appropriate cell separation medium for your application, answer protocol questions, provide technical documentation and prepare quotations for bulk purchases.