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I'm working with murine B-cells. The general protocol is to keep cells on ice to keep them from dying but I've noticed that it makes these cells aggregate and precipitate out. I've heard suggestions that these cells should just be kept at room temperature. I would I be able to determine which conditions I should be keeping my cells at?

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