See how our MESF & QSC kits support quantitative flow cytometry in cancer research & immunotherapy development Part II

Original posting (Part I): October 12, 2017Cancer research and immunotherapy development is an ongoing mission. Our Quantum MESF and Quantum Simply Cellular kits continue to support quantitative flow cytometry in cancer research and immunotherapy...

Flow, Mass Cytometry

Enjoy this curated listing of references related to standardization in mass cytometry.Flow Cytometry has proven itself as a valuable tool for assessing cellular processes; however, the advent of mass cytometry or mass cytometry by Time-Of-Flight (...

Options for Quantifying Flow Cytometry Fluorescence

When it comes to fluorescence quantification in flow cytometry, Bangs Labs provides two options for your consideration, Quantum™ MESF and Quantum™ Simply Cellular®. We recommend selecting one system and using it for the duration of the project....

Employing Nucleic Acid Conjugated Microspheres in the Field of Flow Cytometry: Part III

In part 1 of our series we discussed the significance of employing nucleic acid conjugated beads in the field of Flow Cytometry. In section II we discussed the optimal concentration of nucleic acid to generate a conjugate suitable for flow cytometry...

Employing Nucleic Acid Conjugated Microspheres in the Field of Flow Cytometry: Part II

Last week we discussed how nucleic acid attachment to microspheres for subsequent flow cytometry analysis has become an important technique in biotechnology research and development. Beads and attached ligands are utilized by both researchers and...

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Flow Cytometry Resources

We’re proud to continue the tradition of standardization in flow cytometry that our predecessor Flow Cytometry Standards Corporation began, and to contribute our expertise in the development and manufacture of specialty microsphere products. We invite you to check out our new blog and to browse our library of technical documents, tutorials, and useful links.  If any questions remain unanswered, please feel free to submit a question to Ask The Doc or give us a call—we are happy to help!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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