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Using Full-Spectrum Flow Cytometry to Phenotype Memory T and NKT Cell Subsets with Optimized Tissue-Specific Preparation Protocols.

Current protocols - 1 Jul 2022

Farrand Kathryn, Holz Lauren E, Ferrer-Font Laura, Wilson Michael D, Ganley Mitch, Minnell Jordan J, Tang Ching-Wen, Painter Gavin F, Heath William R, Hermans Ian F, Burn Olivia K

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Full-spectrum flow cytometry is now routinely used in many laboratories internationally, and the demand for this technology is rapidly increasing. With capacity to use larger and more complex staining panels, standardized protocols are required for optimal panel design and analysis. Importantly, for ex vivo analysis, tissue preparation methods also need to be optimized to ensure samples are truly representative...

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PMID: 35819836
DOI: 10.1002/cpz1.482

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