What are the techniques to separate cells having magnetic nano particles in a gradient manner?

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Omar Gonzalez-Ortega

Could you please elaborate on your system. Do you want to separate the cells magnetically?

Ishita Choudhury

hey sir i wanna cells which have nanoparticles in them can you suggest me some techniques which would make me separate the cells?

You can use isopycnic centrifugation

Sir would you please tell me the principle of this technique? will it be able to separate cells according to the iron concentration present in the cell?

it is based on a density gradient and yes it will be able to separate cells according to the amount of iron nanoparticles. Details are given here

http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/content/dam/sigma-aldrich/articles/biofiles/biofiles-pdf/biofiles_v6_n5.pdf

thank u for the help sir!