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Flow Cytometry

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The TRI Flow Cytometry facility provides state-of-the-art instrumentation and expertise for cell sorting and analysis.

We offer both full-service and self-service facilities, with support and training, as well as cutting-edge research instruments and software resources.

Flow Cytometry is a powerful tool that assists researchers to analyse cells primarily through surface markers, as well as intracellular and secreted markers.

Cell sorters enable the isolation of specific cell populations to high levels of purity for further research applications, whilst analysers are available to support applications including immunophenotyping and analysing cell health or disease markers in fields such as immunology, cancer research, and diagnostics.

The Flow Cytometry Core provides researchers with the opportunity to access a wide variety of analysers for optimisation of their experimental protocol.

Senior Flow Cytometry Scientist
Dr Lucie Leveque-El Mouttie
flowcore@tri.edu.au

The TRI Flow Cytometry facility provides state-of-the-art instrumentation and expertise for cell sorting and analysis.

We offer both full-service and self-service facilities, with support and training, as well as cutting-edge research instruments and software resources.

Flow Cytometry is a powerful tool that assists researchers to analyse cells primarily through surface markers, as well as intracellular and secreted markers.

Cell sorters enable the isolation of specific cell populations to high levels of purity for further research applications, whilst analysers are available to support applications including immunophenotyping and analysing cell health or disease markers in fields such as immunology, cancer research, and diagnostics.

The Flow Cytometry Core provides researchers with the opportunity to access a wide variety of analysers for optimisation of their experimental protocol.

Senior Flow Cytometry Scientist
Dr Lucie Leveque-El Mouttie
flowcore@tri.edu.au

Capabilities

Dedicated staff with extensive experience in biomedical research, project planning, flow cytometry panel design and experimental development, instrument operation and data analysis.

  • Analysers (Conventional, Spectral and Imaging technologies)
  • Cell Sorters (Conventional and Spectral technologies)
  • AUTOMACS Pro Separator
  • Haematology analyser/cell counter
  • Suite of workstations/software for data analysis

Equipment

TRI’s Flow Cytometry facility is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and has the capacity to meet your research needs. It features some of the most advanced and recently developed flow cytometry hardware available.

Training

  • Introduction to Flow Cytometry Course – 2-hour course runs monthly for new (mandatory) and existing users – content includes: how to choose dyes, set up panels, gating and compensation.
  • Introduction to Spectral Flow Cytometry Course – required for instrument usage – runs quarterly for new and existing users of the Cytek Aurora Spectral Flow Cytometer.
  • Instrument training – Hands-on training for new users by request – essential for self-service equipment access.

 

 

Need more help?

For more information on instruments, services and facility charges contact the Flow Cytometry Team.

Testimonials

As a new user to flow cytometry and with limited prior wet lab experience, learning flow cytometry from scratch has been a steep learning curve. The TRI flow core staff have been extremely supportive and helpful, providing both formalised training as well as impromptu informal support which has made the process both manageable and enjoyable. The highly experienced, skilled, and approachable flow core team facilitate scientists to best capitalise on this state-of-the-art facility which is enabling cutting-edge immunology research. 

Dr Peter Bell

Faculty of Medicine, UQ

I am a researcher who has had the pleasure of utilising both the flow cytometry core full-service (FACS) and self-service (Cytoflex) facilities at TRI.
I commend the flow team for their invaluable guidance, which has been instrumental in my work. Whether one is a novice or an experienced user, the expert staff provide hands-on sessions that enable effective navigation of flow cytometry. They assist with selecting the appropriate channels, gating populations, and sorting cells, ensuring accuracy and precision in the process. I highly recommend this facility to fellow scientists who seek to achieve excellence in flow cytometry. 

Kien Vien

QUT Researcher

The flow core at TRI has been an exceptional help in my research, the team is always willing to go above and beyond for users. As an external user from UQ, they endeavour to ensure that use of the flow facilities are seamless and easy. I cannot speak highly enough of the staff and their invaluable help in the implementation of my high dimensional flow panel. They are always there to answer questions or offer advice. I would also like to mention how thorough and efficient the training processes are within flow core, from introduction courses to analysis guides – the team will make sure you know exactly what you’re doing.

Shoshana Chandra

B. MedSci, B. Advanced Studies (Hons) Faculty of Medicine, UQ