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2003
Flow cytometry technique is predominantly used to measure fluorescence intensity produced by fluorescent-labeled antrbodies or ligands (e.g., cytokines, hormones) that bind specific cell-assocrated molecules. Flow cytometry is quantitative, fast (analysis of >l0,000 cells/min), reliable, and reproducible.
M G, Ormerod, P R, Imrie
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Flow cytometry technique is predominantly used to measure fluorescence intensity produced by fluorescent-labeled antrbodies or ligands (e.g., cytokines, hormones) that bind specific cell-assocrated molecules. Flow cytometry is quantitative, fast (analysis of >l0,000 cells/min), reliable, and reproducible.
M G, Ormerod, P R, Imrie
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Current Protocols in Cytometry, 2001
AbstractAlthough flow cytometry has the powerful ability to rapidly screen large collections of cells, the technology has yet to be efficiently applied to large‐scale screening operations involving multiple discrete suspensions. High‐throughput flow cytometry would be beneficial to many areas of biological investigation, such as modern drug discovery ...
B S, Edwards, L A, Sklar
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AbstractAlthough flow cytometry has the powerful ability to rapidly screen large collections of cells, the technology has yet to be efficiently applied to large‐scale screening operations involving multiple discrete suspensions. High‐throughput flow cytometry would be beneficial to many areas of biological investigation, such as modern drug discovery ...
B S, Edwards, L A, Sklar
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Medical Physics, 1980
A brief review of flow cytometry is presented. Emphasis is on the construction of relatively simple instruments and on their application to problems in medical physics. Among these are the problems of measuring the biological parameters that determine the response of tumors to therapy and of measuring the biological damage in people exposed to ionizing
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A brief review of flow cytometry is presented. Emphasis is on the construction of relatively simple instruments and on their application to problems in medical physics. Among these are the problems of measuring the biological parameters that determine the response of tumors to therapy and of measuring the biological damage in people exposed to ionizing
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Deformability‐based flow cytometry
Cytometry Part A, 2004AbstractBackgroundElasticity of cells is determined by their cytoskeleton. Changes in cellular function are reflected in the amount of cytoskeletal proteins and their associated networks. Drastic examples are diseases such as cancer, in which the altered cytoskeleton is even diagnostic.
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Flow Cytometry Applications in Cell Culture
, 2020Monitoring the proliferative capacity of cultured animal cells by cell cycle analysis use of flow cytometry for monitoring antibody productivity and isolating high-secreting hybridoma cells antibody secretion assays using gel microdrops and flow ...
M. Al‐Rubeai, A. N. Emery
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2004
Cytokine flow cytometry (CFC) is a general term that applies to flow cytometric analysis of cells using anticytokine antibodies as markers of activation. The most common version of this technique is the intracellular staining of cytokines in cells that have been fixed and permeabilized after short-term in vitro activation.
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Cytokine flow cytometry (CFC) is a general term that applies to flow cytometric analysis of cells using anticytokine antibodies as markers of activation. The most common version of this technique is the intracellular staining of cytokines in cells that have been fixed and permeabilized after short-term in vitro activation.
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Current Protocols in Cytometry, 2012
AbstractFountain Flow Cytometry (FFC) is a simple and inexpensive technology that is adaptable to situations requiring detection and enumeration of cells/organisms at low concentrations, but is limited to particles of relatively high fluorescence intensity. This work presents the basic physics behind the novel scheme Fountain Flow Cytometry employs for
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AbstractFountain Flow Cytometry (FFC) is a simple and inexpensive technology that is adaptable to situations requiring detection and enumeration of cells/organisms at low concentrations, but is limited to particles of relatively high fluorescence intensity. This work presents the basic physics behind the novel scheme Fountain Flow Cytometry employs for
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2013
Flow cytometry is a powerful and versatile tool which can be used to provide substantial phenotypic data on platelets by yielding quantitative information of their physical and antigenic properties. This includes surface expression of functional receptors, bound ligands, expression of granule components, interaction of platelets with other platelets ...
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Flow cytometry is a powerful and versatile tool which can be used to provide substantial phenotypic data on platelets by yielding quantitative information of their physical and antigenic properties. This includes surface expression of functional receptors, bound ligands, expression of granule components, interaction of platelets with other platelets ...
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