Flow – refers to a fluid stream
Cyto – refers to a cell
metry – refers to measurement.
The Flow Cytometry department performs a wide variety of testing which includes immunophenotyping of cells used for the diagnosis of leukemia/lymphoma, CD4 counts for persons living with HIV/AIDS, platelet antibodies and platelet reticulocytes.
Flow Cytometry Services including:
Immunophenotyping
Cell Viability
Cell Cycle Analysis
Apoptosis
Annexin V
Mitochondrial Membrane Potential
Cytochrome C
Intracellular Calcium Change
Caspase Activity
DNA Fragmentation
Cell Tracking and Proliferation
Fluorescent Protein Measurement
Intracellular Measurements: Cytokines, Transcription Factors, Phosphoproteins
Purification of any fluorescently tagged cells in a complex mixture based on target specificity for further research
Cloning and Purification of Cells on Multi-Well Plates, Hybridoma Sorting
Isolating Cells for Functional Analysis, Protein Analysis
Purify Cells for Transplantation into Laboratory Animals
General Enrichment of Cells
Sorting for PCR Analysis
Direct staining of cells applicable where the fluorophore is directly linked to the primary antibody
Indirect staining of cells applicable when using unconjugated or biotin-conjugated monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies
Intracellular staining methods for intracellular antigens and cytokines
DNA Staining for Cell Cycle Analysis
Cell Preparation
Medicilon scientists have wealth of knowledge and experience in using flow cytometry to tackle important assay development and research challenges in both genetic toxicology and high-throughput screening.
Medicilon Flow Cytometry Technology Platform
Immunofluorescence sample labeling detected by flow cytometry