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Learn the latest news about the CAT Facility and tips for learning flow cytometry. Feel free to share your opinion in the comments section of each post. The comment section will be moderated for tone and content.

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Alexa Dye Antibody Conjugation

The Fitch Monoclonal Antibody Facility (MAF) on campus is now offering antibodies coupled to many of the Alexa dye flavors from Invitrogen. As you may know, the Alexa Dyes are small molecular weight fluorochromes capable of producing bright fluorescence and minimal...

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Never orphan your data again.

Picture this, you just finished running your samples on the Canto in R409, you've exported your data to the BDExport folder, and you reach into your pocket. Dang! You forgot your USB drive. You could walk all the way back to your lab in Billings in the pouring...

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What is MFI?

If you've read any papers with flow cytometry data in it, undoubtedly you've come across the abbreviation, MFI. Generically, people expand this to Mean Fluorescence Intensity, but ironically, you'd rarely use the actual Mean of the population. Basically what the...

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Welcome back Calcium Flux!

Is it just me, or does there seem to be a resurgence of calcium flux assays being done these days. Back in the day (don't laugh, I've been around for a relatively long time) calcium flux was pretty much standard procedure for immunologists and cell biologists...

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Aria to Aria II upgrade…Day 2

Getting closer! Much of the Fluidics Board is hooked up and ready to go, the internal fluidic lines have been swapped. Today we'll tackle the flow cell, sample chamber, and sort block, and hopefully later, software and alignment. It probably seems like nothing has...

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