Written by Sarah Locknar Tools for Flow Cytometry Experiment Design Designing a successful flow cytometry experiment requires considerable effort and skill. Not only must you understand the expected location and expression of different cellular markers, but you must...
Written by Paul E. Mead, BSc (Hons), PhD, SCYM (ASCP) Clinical Flow Cytometry: Where Measurement Meets Medicine From Bethesda consensus to high-dimensional cytometry and the next era of clinical diagnostics Many consequential decisions in medicine begin with a...
Written by Sarah Locknar Flow cytometry controls serve several functions. They standardize and verify instrument performance, compensate for spectral spillover, verify specificity and sensitivity of staining, and help set gates for detection. Some controls are...
