Learn Complete Flowcytometry in 2 Hours |Basics to live application | Masterclass to become Experts

Learn Complete Flowcytometry in 2 Hours |Basics to live application | Masterclass to become expert Flow cytometry is a laboratory technique that analyzes cells in a solution by passing them through a laser beam one at a time: How it works A fluid stream carries cells through a flow cell, where they pass in front of a laser beam. The laser produces scattered and fluorescent light signals that are detected by photodiodes or photomultiplier tubes. The signals are converted into electronic signals that a computer analyzes. What it can do Flow cytometry can detect, identify, and count cells, as well as identify components within cells. It can also differentiate normal from abnormal cells, and identify the stage of differentiation of a cell population. Applications Flow cytometry has applications in many areas, including immunology, molecular biology, bacteriology, virology, cancer biology, and infectious disease monitoring. Benefits Flow cytometry is fast and can analyze millions of cells, but it doesn't provide the same level of detail as microscopy. Equipment A flow cytometer's optical system includes a laser, lenses, a collection lens, optical mirrors, and filters