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Single Cell Deposition: the cornerstone of Flow Cytometry for cellular analysis and manipulation
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Emulate in vivo conditions – introduce shear flow to your experiments with BioFlux system
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Single Cell Deposition: the cornerstone of Flow Cytometry for cellular analysis and manipulation
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One notable technology for harnessing the power of single cell deposition is the NanoCellect WOLF G2 Cell Sorter and N1...
Validation of an orthotopic non-small cell lung cancer mouse model to use in radiotherapy studies
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NanoCellect webinar: Plant Potential - Gentle Cell Sorting for Enhanced Plant Biology Workflows
Nov 3, 2023
Sorting plant protoplasts and microspores as well as organelles, such as chloroplasts and nuclei, is challenging with conventional cell sorters due to high sample pressures, shear stress and osmotic changes which damage cells making them unusable for downstream applications. The microfluidic WOLF G2 Cell Sorter supports cell viability and membrane integrity by using low sample pressure and customizable sheath fluid.
We will highlight:
– Challenges to sorting plant cells on traditional fluorescence-activated cell sorters
– The importance of customized sheath fluid and low sample pressure to preserve plant cell viability
– The ability of the WOLF G2 to enrich and sort protoplasts, nuclei, and embryogenic microspores, which regenerate into haploid plants
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