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Application of nine-color flow cytometry for detailed studies of the phenotypic complexity and functional heterogeneity of human lymphocyte subsets.

Journal of immunological methods - 31 Jan 2008

Gonzalez Veronica D, Björkström Niklas K, Malmberg Karl-Johan, Moll Markus, Kuylenstierna Carlotta, Michaëlsson Jakob, Ljunggren Hans-Gustaf, Sandberg Johan K

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Innate and adaptive cellular immunity is initiated, directed and regulated by a vast array of cell surface receptors. Attempts to harness the cellular immune system in translational settings such as immunotherapy and vaccine development require tools to accurately describe and isolate lymphocytes with specific characteristics. One such tool, flow cytometry, is undergoing a revolution in instrumentation and...

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PMID: 18083186
DOI: 10.1016/j.jim.2007.10.020
PMCID: PMC2268636

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