Flow Cytometry – News and Features

Agilent Automation Solutions has announced a new technical poster that describes a customized, novel automated flow cytometry screening system for cell based screening of small molecule compound libraries, RNAi libraries and functional genomics applications.

Fluidigm Europe has announced the availability of a new customer technical poster** entitled 'Comprehensive profiling of microRNAs in murine hematopoietic stem cells using a microfluidics approach' that reports upon the pioneering work of researchers at the BC Cancer Agency and University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada).

VenturiOne® v3, Applied Cytometry’s innovative off-line Flow Cytometry data analysis software that allows researchers to work with more colours, monitor more events and deal with more samples, will be showcased, at the GLIIFCA, Great Lakes International Imaging and Flow Cytometry Association’s annual meeting.

StemCells Inc. announced that it has entered into an agreement with the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Children’s Hospital to conduct the first ever neural stem cell clinical trial in a myelination disorder.

Patent covers the design for acoustics used for cell sorting and transfer.

NanoSight’s methodologies aimed at measuring cellular nanoparticles in plasma and urine as biomarkers of a broad range of human disease conditions.

Company continues stem cell research commitment at the Ireland’s first major stem cell meeting.

Applied Cytometry will showcase its latest version of its VenturiOne® v3 flow cytometry data analysis software at UK National Stem Cell Network’s (UKNSCN) scientific annual conference.

Guava Technologies describes an experimental methodology and the new Guava® Software which exploits the advantages of plate based flow technology.

Guava Technologies has teamed up with the Hudson Control Group to provide scientists with a unique integrated cellular analysis platform that delivers new levels of throughput and ease-of-use for cell counting, viability, and apoptosis.