Fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) is an important tool for gaining deep biological insights. By gathering specific cells of interest, scientists can elucidate critical cellular functions through downstream assays. However, to obtain viable cells for subsequent assays that still maintain their physiological properties, cells need to be prepared properly and handled carefully. In this webinar, brought to you by BD Bioscience, flow cytometry core laboratory directors Dagna Sheerar and David Haviland will discuss the key factors impacting flow cytometry sorting experiments and how to obtain the best cell samples possible.
Topics to be covered
The scientific questions that FACS can help answer
How to prepare cellular samples for optimal FACS results
How to handle cells post-sorting
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
2:00 - 3:30 PM Eastern Time
Meet the speakers
Karen Ersland, PhD Scientific Liaison Research Solutions at BD Biosciences
David Haviland, PhD Director Flow Cytometry Core Houston Methodist Research Institute
Dagna Sheerar Manager Carbone Cancer Center Flow Cytometry Laboratory University of Wisconsin – Madison
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