Imaging flow cytometry is a method that combines traditional flow cytometry with microscopy and permits the user to analyze a fluorophore-labeled cell’s fluorescence and morphology. In this technique, ...

Flow cytometry dot plot showing flow screen beads. The R2 group represents HLA class II screen beads that are coated with fluorochrome (PE) versus group R3 HLA class I beads that have no ...

Flow cytometry uses fluorescent probes to identify and characterize cells or particles. Cells or particles tagged with fluorescent molecules enter the cytometer via a fluid stream. The cells then pass ...

Flow cytometry detects light that scatters off cells, EVs or any other reference particles like polystyrene beads. If all particles had the same shape and composition, the output measurement would ...