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1 ance comparable to that of a commercial flow cytometer.
2  tumor cross-sections using a laser scanning cytometer.
3 e measurements of microparticles with a flow cytometer.
4 yed and electrically addressed, enabling our cytometer.
5 a single-round infectivity assay with a flow cytometer.
6 n and propidium iodide (PI) uptake on a flow cytometer.
7 ET in both conventional fluorimeter and flow cytometer.
8 aries screened by PECS using a benchtop flow cytometer.
9  are required for identification on the flow cytometer.
10 an on-line cone-plate viscometer with a flow cytometer.
11 paraformaldehyde before analysis with a flow cytometer.
12 proyl] (NBD)-labeled PS detected in the flow cytometer.
13 ated antibodies and analyzed by using a flow cytometer.
14 em from unstained epithelial cells by a flow cytometer.
15 ve analysis and sorting in a commercial flow cytometer.
16 llent correlation with the results from flow cytometer.
17  progenitor cells (EPCs) was assayed by flow cytometer.
18 thout the need of special devices but a flow cytometer.
19 were quantified using an iCys laser scanning cytometer.
20 g conditions measured using the Luminex flow cytometer.
21 uspension cells using a high-throughput flow cytometer.
22 s assayed using whole yeast cells and a flow cytometer.
23 d by a commercial hydrodynamic focusing flow cytometer.
24  automated detection using a chip-based flow cytometer.
25 rkfield images of cells from an imaging flow cytometer.
26 proaching that of a commercial benchtop flow cytometer.
27 nd a regular fluorescence microscope or flow cytometer.
28 e to achieve a low-cost, truly portable flow cytometer.
29 h an automated quantification laser scanning cytometer.
30 staining was also shown using the COPAS flow cytometer.
31 /Rel using ImageStream, a flow-based imaging cytometer.
32 ermined and cell cycle analyzed using a flow cytometer.
33 was revealed on the DNA fragment sizing flow cytometer.
34 developed that can be readily used with flow cytometers.
35  from these large-scale, high-frequency flow cytometers.
36 ch wanted feature missing in almost all flow cytometers.
37 ut in manners fully compatible with existing cytometers.
38 P) T(SCM) cells with commonly available flow cytometers.
39 c columns, and characterizing them with flow cytometers.
40 alytes of interest for immunoassays and flow cytometers.
41  on a scale far surpassing conventional flow cytometers.
42                                    This flow cytometer 7-h protocol for testing the antifungal suscep
43                                 Using a flow-cytometer adapted for nematode profiling, we generated '
44 e of Amnis ImageStream(X) Mk II imaging flow cytometer afforded accurate analysis of calibration bead
45                                         Flow cytometer analysis of cultured cells indicated that babo
46                                  LSR-II flow cytometer analyzed Peyer patches and lamina propria isol
47  1.6, 0.064, and 1.6 ng/mL for the microflow cytometer and 1.6, 0.064, and 8.0 ng/mL for the commerci
48 ), 10(5), and 10(4) cfu/mL for the microflow cytometer and 10(3), 10(6), and 10(5) cfu/mL for the com
49 cy comparable with that of a commercial flow cytometer and can analyze as many as 17 000 particles/s.
50  were used for this analysis: laser scanning cytometer and confocal microscopy.
51 volution of nanoparticle populations by flow cytometer and discriminate between unbound and fluoresce
52 ey allograft may function as an in vivo flow cytometer and sort cells involved in rejection into urin
53 64 index was easily performed using our flow cytometer and staff, producing minimal alteration in cli
54  structure or function with a laser scanning cytometer and then perform the comet assay on the same c
55 er than previously reported biophysical flow cytometers and single-cell mechanics tools, while creati
56 rypts, the cells were sorted by using a flow cytometer, and colony assays in soft agar were performed
57                             Traditional flow cytometers are capable of rapid cellular assays on the b
58 fects of intersample contamination in a flow cytometer assay.
59 beads can be identified with a standard flow cytometer at 1000 beads/s.
60 rication, and operation of two types of flow cytometers based on microfluidic devices made of a singl
61  performance of our cell-phone-based imaging cytometer by measuring the density of white blood cells
62 evelopment of high throughput, parallel flow cytometers by precision focusing of flow cytometry align
63 then hydrodynamically focused in a microflow cytometer capable of 4-color analysis (two wavelengths f
64 nstrate here a high-resolution spectral flow cytometer capable of acquiring Raman spectra of individu
65 We present a time-resolved microfluidic flow cytometer capable of characterizing the FRET-based dynam
66 e processing was integrated with a microflow cytometer capable of simultaneously detecting multiple t
67      A new generation of high-frequency flow cytometers collects up to several hundred samples per da
68                                  The SeaFlow cytometer continuously profiles microbial phytoplankton
69  cell-phone-enabled optofluidic imaging flow cytometer could especially be useful for rapid and sensi
70 f simultaneous events on a dual-channel flow cytometer designed specifically for virus counting.
71 and evaluate the potential of a miniaturized cytometer developed for POC testing.
72 ogens could be detected and sorted in a flow cytometer, either alone or in association with epithelia
73 ange of DNA concentrations on a compact flow cytometer equipped with a frequency-doubled, diode-pumpe
74                  Further, the prototype flow cytometer equipped with an inertial focusing microchanne
75 that can be detected using conventional flow cytometers facilitating rapid analysis and purification
76              However, an ultrasensitive flow cytometer (FCM) developed in our lab has also demonstrat
77                             The microfluidic cytometer focused the microspheres in three dimensions w
78 mizing, calibrating and standardizing a flow cytometer for daily use.
79 o the flow and moved them into the microflow cytometer for optical interrogation.
80  toward the creation of high throughput flow cytometers for rare cell detection applications (e.g., c
81 ein, we tested the Luminex 100, a novel flow cytometer, for the detection of the medically important
82      The multiplexed assays in the microflow cytometer had performance approaching that of a commerci
83                           The streaking mode cytometer has been used for the analysis of SYTO-9 label
84 se results indicate that the ultrasonic flow cytometer has the necessary performance for most flow cy
85                       Yet, conventional flow cytometers have fundamental limitations with regards to
86                            Microfluidic flow cytometers have largely followed the same path of techno
87                                Although flow cytometers have massive statistical power due to their s
88                         In conventional-flow cytometers, hydrodynamics focus particles to the center
89 ter as the only hardware needed to give flow cytometers imaging capabilities.
90 is article, we review the impact of the flow cytometer in these areas of medical practice.
91  maintain the performance of individual flow cytometers in a facility.
92 ochrome-tagged probes and detected in a flow cytometer, indicating the mutation occurrence.
93 dardization) in this program when a new flow cytometer is installed or whenever the flow cytometer's
94           Creation of inexpensive small-flow cytometers is important for applications ranging from di
95 rn advances have yielded a new generation of cytometers, known as high-speed cell sorters.
96                           The laser scanning cytometer (LSC) was able to provide the spatial distribu
97                                         Flow cytometers measure fluorescence and light scattering and
98 accuracy of our novel microfluidic impedance cytometer (MIC) was then tested by comparing same-site m
99 re then examined on each subset using a flow cytometer modified for high-sensitivity fluorescence mea
100 ice could be used in inexpensive stand-alone cytometers or as a part of integrated microanalysis syst
101                      A parallel microfluidic cytometer (PMC) uses a high-speed scanning photomultipli
102 lipids) can be measured by a commercial flow cytometer, providing a convenient and sensitive detectio
103  cytometer is installed or whenever the flow cytometer's optical path is altered (e.g., lasers, filte
104 on, or whenever changes occur along the flow cytometer's optical path.
105 ermeability and light scatter using the flow cytometer showed a concentration dependence that was sim
106              In this study, we analyzed flow cytometer-sorted, AML blast-derived, and paired, buccal
107 thine reagent using a routine automated flow cytometer Sysmex XN20 (Sysmex, Kobe, Japan) and neutroph
108 roughput hydrogel-based platelet-contraction cytometer that quantifies single-platelet contraction fo
109               We present a microfluidic flow cytometer that rapidly assays 10(4)-10(5) member cell-ba
110 spheres and cells, the performance of a flow cytometer that uses acoustic energy to focus particles t
111 re we report a highly parallel acoustic flow cytometer that uses an acoustic standing wave to focus p
112      In this work, the performance of a flow cytometer that was designed and custom-built specificall
113 n fluorescence intensity signals on the flow cytometer that were 2-4 times higher than assays perform
114 EM, EFM, FCM, as well as a custom-built flow cytometer (the Single Nanometric Particle Enumerator, SN
115                Although introduced in a flow cytometer, the new approach can also be straightforwardl
116 activated HUVEC, using a magnetical twisting cytometer, the observed resistance to the applied stress
117 h for on-the-fly analysis in an imaging flow cytometer.The interpretation of information-rich, high-t
118 ta1-integrin antibody and examined in a flow cytometer, there were 2 peaks of fluorescence.
119   We applied QRBF in a high-throughput image cytometer to assess shape changes in Escherichia coli du
120                 We fabricated a microfluidic cytometer to characterize erythrocyte lysis kinetics.
121 t has been developed recently employs a flow cytometer to conduct high-throughput screening assays of
122       Our work utilized the Luminex100 (flow cytometer) to detect TNT in a multiplexed displacement i
123          The multiplex assay requires a flow cytometer, two sets of latex particles coated with pneum
124 pensive and can be adapted for multiple flow cytometer types or software.
125                                     The flow cytometers used in the study were calibrated with a stan
126 gram to optimize, calibrate and monitor flow cytometers used to measure cells labeled with five or mo
127 quality image of fast moving cells in a flow cytometer using PMT detectors, thus obtaining high throu
128                               The COPAS flow cytometer was highly accurate in the detection and measu
129 e sensitivity and accuracy of the COPAS flow cytometer was performed by analysis and sorting of unifo
130                       A microfabricated flow cytometer was used to demonstrate multiplexed detection
131 esolution kinetic data extracted from a flow cytometer, we determined that there are two N-formyl pep
132              The method employs a novel flow cytometer with a dual laser system that allows the simul
133 ta managements, we developed an imaging flow cytometer with a streak imaging mode capability.
134 e characterize the design and operation of a cytometer with a three-beam, probe/bleach/probe geometry
135 ed spores were further purified using a flow cytometer with cell sorting capabilities.
136  examine changes in LFA-1 affinity in a flow cytometer with live cells.
137 tial-temporal transformation to provide flow cytometers with cell imaging capabilities.

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