Home » Resources Library » Experiment Design - Traditional Flow CytometryIn order to make appropriate conclusions from flow cytometry data it's important to carefully design the experiment with proper controls. These include compensation controls, fluorescence...
Home » Resources Library » Setting Voltages - Traditional Flow Cytometers The voltages on a flow cytometer are one of the more challenging settings to adjust properly. If voltages are too...
Home » Resources Library » Compensation - Traditional Flow CytometersCompensation is used to ensure that the signal in a single detector is coming from the assigned fluorophore and not spillover from another fluorophore in the panel. Proper compensation is...
Home » Resources Library » Sample PreparationGeneral Tips for Sample Preparation It's pretty easy to find a lot of great protocols for sample preparation. Our goal is to help you understand these sample preparation protocols in order to get good quality data. Watch...
Home » Resources Library » Panel Design - Traditional Flow CytometersPanel Design Overview Before designing a panel, you should gather some information: A list of markers for your panel Expression level of markers on your cells of interest (high/low/unknown) A...