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How to optimise sample preparation (Jan 26, 2016)
Tuesday, 26 January 2016 at 10:00 am
Europe Time (Berlin, GMT+01:00)
Tuesday, 26. January 2016 12:00
Russian Time (Moscow, GMT+03:00)
Tuesday, 26. January 2016 17:00
Singapore Time (Singapore, GMT+08:00)
Careful preparation of cell samples is the first crucial step towards reliable flow cytometric analysis. Suspensions of single, viable cells are a prerequisite for obtaining optimal results. In this technical presentation we will discuss how to prepare samples from diverse specimens like cultured cells, blood, or tissue. This includes gentle dissociation of tissues, removal of unwanted cells that could disturb the analysis, and getting reliable results from difficult samples. Based on various examples we will provide general guidelines, numerous tips and tricks, and straightforward troubleshooting.
As sample preparation has such a fundamental impact on the quality of results, this webinar addresses beginners and experienced users of flow cytometry alike.
The 45-minute webinar leaves time for discussion and questions.
Presenter: Dr. Frank Hardung,
Manager Customer Training,
Miltenyi Biotec GmbH, Germany