Flow Cytometry – Multimedia

Researchers have found that α5 integrin, a protein predominantly expressed by microglia and endothelial cells in ALS patients, could be a promising therapeutic target. Using CyTOF flow cytometry, they identified its expression on immune cells associa

This infographic presents recent key innovations that ensure reliable, high-throughput, automated flow cytometry workflows to enhance drug discovery.

The modern flow cytometer is able to make measurements of cells in solution as they pass by the instrument’s laser. Today’s instruments offer an increased number of detectable fluorescent parameters all measured at the same time on the same cell.

Flow cytometry can be applied to a large range of sample types and is used in many different fields of research. This guide highlights tips that will help get any flow cytometry experiment started on the right path.

This listicle explores four ways that AI and ML are accelerating the biopharmaceutical lifecycle and two big ways that companies are starting to think about their data differently.

These materials highlight the use of single cell dispensers that enhance efficiency and predictability, improving workflow robustness to support safe and cost-effective biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

There are a host of parameters that may be assessed in the cell biology lab and the flow cytometer is a key tool in doing so. In this infographic, we explore how flow cytometry works, what analyses can tell us and the applications of flow cytometry.

Download this listicle to discover recent examples of how single-cell analysis methods are driving forward research into cancer, aging, and drug discovery and development.

This poster discusses the use of ChipCytometry, a modified approach to slide-based cytometry, which is a novel, highly multiplexed technology that preserves both plex and spatial context to deeply profile immune cell diversity at single-cell resolution.

Spatial biology requires highly validated reagents to accurately resolve proteins in the tissue microenvironment. Although immunofluorescence techniques are some of the most commonly used research tools, there are no universally accepted guidelines for antibody validation.