A core diameter of 7 μm was used to maximize in-focus events. The 488 nm and 642 nm excitation laser were used at an output power of 150 mW. Objects with a minimum cross-sectional area of 50 m2 and a maximum of 600 m2 were collected to avoid acquiring debris or cellular aggregates. Typical files contained images of 20,000 cells. Cell images were analysed using IDEAS software, version 6.2. Cells in best focus were selected using the feature Brightfield (BF) Gradient RMS, a measurement of image contrast that excludes out-of-focus events. Doublets, aggregates, dead cells, and debris were excluded using SSC intensity and Syto intensity, and all analyses were restricted to single cells.
Sytox red
SYTOX Red is a nucleic acid stain that can be used to detect dead cells in a sample. It selectively binds to the DNA of cells with compromised cell membranes, allowing for the identification of nonviable cells in flow cytometry and microscopy applications.
3 protocols using sytox red
Flow Cytometric Analysis of Neutrophil Activation
A core diameter of 7 μm was used to maximize in-focus events. The 488 nm and 642 nm excitation laser were used at an output power of 150 mW. Objects with a minimum cross-sectional area of 50 m2 and a maximum of 600 m2 were collected to avoid acquiring debris or cellular aggregates. Typical files contained images of 20,000 cells. Cell images were analysed using IDEAS software, version 6.2. Cells in best focus were selected using the feature Brightfield (BF) Gradient RMS, a measurement of image contrast that excludes out-of-focus events. Doublets, aggregates, dead cells, and debris were excluded using SSC intensity and Syto intensity, and all analyses were restricted to single cells.
Isolation and Culturing of Hopx+ Colon Epithelial Cells
Neutrophil NET Formation Assay
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