INiBICA

CYTOMETRY AND SEPARATION

Flow cytometry flow cytometry is a cell analysis technique that involves measuring the light scattering and fluorescence characteristics of cells as they pass through a beam of light. Flow cytometry is used to count and classify cells according to their morphological characteristics, the presence of biomarkers, and in protein engineering. In flow cytometers, cells suspended in a fluid pass through a very fine transparent tube onto which a thin laser beam is directed. The light transmitted and scattered by the passage of the cells through the tube is collected by detection devices, allowing inferences to be made about the size and complexity of the cells. The use of fluorescent molecules allows the presence of several markers to be analyzed simultaneously. Devices known as sorters can also purify populations with specific characteristics into different final fractions while counting the number of cells present in the sample.

The objective of this unit is:

  • Provide access to specialized flow cytometry and cell separation equipment to INiBICA researchers and external users, offering technical expertise and training.
  • Provide technical support and advice to the center's research groups or visiting researchers in the design of experiments, selection of markers, acquisition of samples, analysis of cell populations, and discussion of the results obtained.
  • Isolation of cell populations using cell sorting technology.
  • Development of new technologies and evaluation of new equipment.
  • Training in this technology for users.

EQUIPMENT

APPLICATIONS

There is a wide range of flow cytometry applications, including, among others:

SERVICES

RESERVATIONS

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