Nanoparticle Research
Leverage the power of flow cytometry for the detection and characterization of cellular origin nanoparticles
Interest in nanoparticles of cellular origin is exploding due to new insights into the role these particles play in extracellular communication processes and the potential for detecting pathological states via liquid biopsy.
Several fundamental capabilities of flow cytometry make this an attractive platform for extracellular vesicle research, such as the ability to detect large numbers of events and discriminate rare events while collecting information on surface composition.
Recent developments in laser and electronics design pushed the boundaries of reliably detecting events in the nanoparticle size range. The CytoFLEX Flow Cytometer is the first benchtop instrument with acceptable noise-to-signal discrimination for the reliable detection of particles down to 80 nm.
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MoFlo Astrios EQ Series
Resolution: Resolves minimum 0.2μm diameter particles in forward scatter from background
MoFlo Astrios EQ
Small Particle FSC Enhancement Module | Six-way sort purity > 99 % Purity | Integrated Bio Safety Hood: Baker SterilGARD II BSL2 Cabinet
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Immunotherapy
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- Characterizing Viral Vectors: Analyzing rAAV Vector Homogeneity
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- 3D Cell Culture
- Dendritic Cells
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HIV Advanced Disease Management
- 12 Steps to CD4 Testing
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Advanced Disease Management
- AQUIOS Tetra – Fast, Efficient, High Throughput Lymphocyte Subset Analysis
- Comparing the AQUIOS CL PLG Application to the FC500 MCL FlowCARE PLG Application
- Enumeration of T, B, and NK Subpopulations in Aged Whole Blood Samples
- Error Prevention Features of the AQUIOS CL Overview
- Error Prevention at Start Up, Cleaning and Worklist Generation
- Error Prevention at Sample Preparation on the AQUIOS CL System
- Error Prevention During Quality Control on the AQUIOS CL System
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CD4 Testing in Remote Areas
- How Uganda is Leaving No One Behind
- Bringing Testing to Those in Rural Communities
- CD4 Testing Blood Samples from Rural Communities
- Demonstrating Operational Efficiency in Uganda Part 1
- Demonstrating Operational Efficiency in Uganda Part 2
- Demonstrating Operational Efficiency in Uganda Part 3
- Demonstrating Operational Efficiency in Uganda Part 4
- Innovation In CD4 Testing
- The Impact of Laboratory Proficiency Testing And External Quality Assurance Schemes In Resource Limited Settings
- What is CD4 & Why is it Important?
- An Overview of the Current Status for the Global HIV/AIDS Pandemic
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Small Particle
- Verifying for Small Particle with Certified Beads
- Characterization of Extracellular Vesicles with Nanoscale Flow Cytometry
- Measuring Single EVs and their Cargo: Sensitive and Specific Vesicle Flow Cytometry (vFCTM)
- Things to Consider for Small Particle Research
- Western Blot and Other Methods vs. Nanoscale Flow Cytometry
- About Biological Nanoparticles and Microparticles
- Easy to Learn: A New User CytoFLEX Experience
- A Discovery in the Williams Lab
- Trends in Extracellular Vesicle Research
- Free Extracellular Vesicles Poster For Your Lab
- Nanoscale Frequently Asked Questions
- Small Talk
- Karan's Story
- Astrios and the Nanoscale
- Cell Sorting at the Nano Scale
- The Importance of Guidelines in Small Particle Research
- How the CytoFLEX Enabled The Williams' Lab Extracellular Vesicles Research
- Instruments and Products for Biological Nanoparticles
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Immunotherapy