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Mass Cytometry and Imaging Mass Cytometry
Mass cytometry by time-of-flight, used in CyTOF® systems, is the world’s most advanced single-cell proteomics technology. It has opened new doors to discovery by empowering researchers to interrogate more than 40 markers simultaneously on millions of individual cells, to unveil new cell types, functions and biomarkers in immunology, cancer, stem cells and more. Fluidigm Maxpar® reagents, protocols and our Panel Designer tool provide all you need for groundbreaking and cost-effective experiments that reveal systems-level biology at single-cell resolution.
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Will antibodies validated for traditional flow cytometry work with CyTOF® systems?
Most IgG antibodies validated for traditional flow cytometry will work as metal conjugates in mass cytometry. …
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What is mass cytometry?
Mass cytometry combines the advantages of single-cell, high-speed analysis common to conventional flow cytometry with the ability to resolve more than 100 metal probes with minimal signal overlap common to atomic mass spectroscopy …
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What analysis approaches have been applied to (published) mass cytometry data?
High-dimensional mass cytometry data can be analyzed using many different methods. …
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What are the biggest advances that Helios brings to mass cytometry?
Here are the top three: …
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CyTOF 2 Mass Cytometry Specification Sheet
This document provides minimum specifications and an overview of site requirements for the CyTOF 2 System.
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CyTOF 2 Mass Cytometry System Brochure
The CyTOF 2 Mass Cytometer simultaneously resolves dozens of protein markers, providing unprecedented insights into the functional and phenotypic complexity of biological systems at the single cell level.
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Where can I find a CyTOF® system publications list?
A complete list of mass cytometry publications can be found on our website. …
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IMMUNOLOGY 2014: Analysis of Mass Cytometry Data with viSNE Reveals Phenotypic Heterogeneity with Human Tregs
viSNE analysis of human Tregs clearly identifies naïve, effector, terminal effector, and Helios- populations of Tregs and will be of significant use for further deep phenotyping of human Treg subsets.
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Can you run adherent cells on CyTOF systems?
Similarly to traditional flow cytometry protocols, as long as you can adapt your cells to staining and running as a single-cell suspension, your cells can be analyzed by CyTOF® mass cytometers. …
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Where can I find standard CyTOF® system mass cytometer protocols?
Our protocols can be found on our website. …
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How can I get a complete list of all the metal-conjugated antibodies available for use with CyTOF® systems?
Our web catalog can be searched and filtered, and you can obtain PDF versions of your filtered results by clicking the Print button. …
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Mass Cytometry
Driving groundbreaking discoveries one cell at a time, millions of times …
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Imaging Mass Cytometry Bibliography
Publications featuring imaging mass cytometry technology
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Imaging Mass Cytometry Bibliography
Publications featuring imaging mass cytometry technology
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Mass Cytometry Bibliography
Publications featuring mass cytometry technology
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Imaging Mass Cytometry in View
Hear what researchers are saying about Imaging Mass Cytometry …
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Insights Powered by Mass Cytometry
Investigators Share Their Experience …
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Imaging Mass Cytometry
Reagents for deep interrogation of tissues and tumors …
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CyTOF Mass Cytometry News
Catch up on 2015 publications, reagent releases and mass cytometry meetups …
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Mass Cytometry Seminars and Webinars
Learn how researchers are using mass cytometry applications …