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Resources

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Training

Introduction to Flow Cytometry Course

Flow staff run a monthly 2-hour ‘Introduction to Flow Cytometry’ course open to new and existing users. This covers what a flow cytometer is, and how to choose dyes, set up panels, gating and compensation. New users must attend the ‘Introduction to Flow Cytometry’ course to be able to book a hands on instrument training.

Introduction to Spectral Flow Cytometry Course

If you are a new or existing user of the Cytek Aurora Spectral Flow Cytometer, the TRI Flow Cytometry facility strongly encourages you to register for the ‘Spectral Flow Cytometry course’ running every 3 months.

Flow Clinic Session

Flow staff run monthly sessions, with 15-minute slots for new and experienced users, to discuss flow cytometry experiments. They provide expert guidance on experimental conceptualisation, panel design, data troubleshooting and analysis.

Instrument training

In order to get researchers onto instruments, hands on instrument training is supplied on request. Please note: Instruments cannot be booked until a certificate has been issued. The certificate represents your level of training/expertise on a particular instrument.

Publications

Tools

Cell Analysis
Cell analysis online support centre

Cell analysis online support centre from Thermo Fisher Scientific – technical information, tips & tricks, and answers to common problems.

 

FlowJo
FlowJo online tutorials

FlowJo is the leading analysis platform for single-cell flow and mass cytometry analysis. Explore online tutorials to assist with everything from getting your analysis set up, quality control and organisational tips, to more advanced tutorial topics using high parameter data.

FlowJo
FlowJo and AutoSpill

FlowJo AutoSpill is an algorithm for calculating spillover and producing a compensation matrix to help improve compensation without well-defined positive and negative populations.

Cell Counts
The 4 pillars of achieving accurate and precise cell counts

Variability in cell counting results can be due to a variety of causes – including: sample preparation, focus and light settings, and gating strategies. Thermo Fisher’s white paper outlines the 4 pillars to minimise result inconsistencies.

Molecular Probes
The Molecular Probes Handbook

This online guide to fluorescent probes and labelling technologies contains over 3,000 reagents and kits representing a wide range of labelling and detection products, and features extensive references and technical notes.

 

Antibodies
FluroFinder Search Engine

FluroFinder allows you to search over  3 million antibodies online. Ideal for difficult to find antibodies.

Statistics
Calculation for Comparing Populations (Staining Index)

Use to normalise the relationship between positive and negative populations to compare treated and untreated samples.

SI = (MFIpos – MFIneg ) / (2 x SDneg)

SI = staining index
MFI = median, geometric-mean, or mean fluorescence intensity
SD = standard deviation.

Antibodies
Designing multi-colour panels

Streamline the process to design a multi-colour immunofluorescent antibody panel that optimises fluorochromes with antigen density.

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