Graduate School of Medical Sciences
A partnership with the Sloan Kettering Institute

Flow Cytometry

Lasers excite different fluorochromes

Lasers excite different fluorochromes

Sorting immature T cells from mouse spleen (population in orange circle)

Sorting immature T cells from mouse spleen (population in orange circle)

Sorted immature T cells from mouse spleen (population in orange circle)

Sorted immature T cells from mouse spleen (population in orange circle)

Sort Stream
Pure Cells
Laser Steering Optics

Flow cytometry is a fast, flexible, multi-parametric technology for analysis of cells.  Some flow cytometers, known as cell sorters, are also equipped with droplet generation/deflection modules that allow cells of interest to be recovered at high purity for additional experiments.  Most flow cytometers use fluorescence detection, but imaging- and mass-spec based flow cytometers are becoming increasingly common.  Impedance-based flow cytometers are widely used for accurate complete blood counts based on cell size and volume measurement.  The WCM CLC Flow Cytometry Core Facility offers fluorescence flow cytometers, including two advanced cell sorting cytometers, and expert staff dedicated to excellence in flow cytometry studies. The facility also provides consultation on project design and data analysis, and offers educational workshops, seminars and training.

To sign up for an introductory on-site training session, please contact the core managers.

Core Managers:

Jason McCormick
(646) 962-7611
jam2073@med.cornell.edu

Tomas Baumgartner
(646) 962-7611
tob2008@med.cornell.edu

 

For more information about services and pricing, to register as a user of the core, to submit samples, to schedule time on the instruments please go to the WCM iLab portal.

Go with the Flow: Presentation by the Managers

Flow Cytometry Final 1

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