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What Is A Fluorescence Minus One, or FMO Control
The FMO, or Fluorescence Minus One, is a type of control used to properly interpret flow cytometry data. It is used to identify and gate cells in the context of data spread due to the multiple...
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Dynamic range is the total range of fluorescent values obtained from a particular flow cytometry assay. It is defined as the ratio of the largest possible fluorescent signal to the smallest possible...
View ArticleWhat Is Autofluorescence
What is autofluorescence? Autofluorescence is the term given to describe the natural fluorescence that occurs in cells. The common compounds that give rise to this fluorescence signal include cyclic...
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ExCyte at Flowtex Free
ExCyte In Association With Flowtex Presents: Flow Cytometry Basics and Introduction to FCSExpress Monday, October 21, 2013 Flier And Course Outline Are Listed Below. Click On Images To Print....
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ExCyte in Boston
ExCyte In Association With Beth Israel Deaconess and Harvard Medical School Teaching Hospital Presents: Advanced Experimental Design Wednesday, October 16th, 2013 AND Thursday, October 17th,...
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Phosphate Buffer
PBS is the acronym for phosphate buffered saline. Phosphate buffer is one of the most common buffers used in biological research. The phosphate serves as a buffer to keep the pH constant, while the...
View ArticleSpectral Profile And Spectral Viewer
Every fluorophore has a unique excitation and emission profile which is usually displayed on a spectral viewer, or spectral graph. The combination of the excitation and emission profiles is the...
View ArticleFACS Analysis
Flow cytometry is the science of measure the physical and biochemical processes on cells and cell-like particles. This analysis is performed in an instrument called the flow cytometer. FACS Analysis...
View ArticleFlow Cytometry Statistics
Understanding statistics and fow cytometry statistical analysis is critical to understanding flow cytometry data. One of the powers of flow cytometry is the fact that we generate large amounts of...
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ExCyte in Cambridge
ExCyte In Association With The Babraham Flow Cytometry Facility Presents: Advanced Experimental Design -2 Day Course Thursday, November 21, 2013 AND Friday, November 22, 2013 Flier And...
View ArticleFlow Cytometry Certification
Individuals can now be certified in flow cytometry by taking the International Cytometry Certification Exam, which is jointly managed by the International Society for the Advancement of Cytometry...
View ArticleFlow Cytometry Jobs
If you’d like a job in a flow cytometry core or lab, ExCyte can give you all of the training you need. Combined, our instructors have over 100 years of flow cytometry experience. If you are...
View ArticleFlow Cytometry Teaching
Flow cytometry is a complex technology that requires understanding of sample processing, data acquisition and data analysis. An individual experiment can take a dozen hours to prepare, hours to...
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ExCyte in Dublin
ExCyte In Association With The Flow Cytometry Facility At Trinity College Dublin Presents: Flow Cytometry Boot Camp -2 Day Course Monday, December 16, 2013 AND Tuesday, December 17, 2013...
View ArticleFACSCalibur
A type of flow cytometer manufactured and sold by BD Biosciences. This instrument was one of the first mass produced flow cytometers. The FACSCalibur is still prevalent in many labs around the world....
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