Fluorescence activated cell sorting (facs)
The FACS (Fluorescence-Activated Cell Sorting) is a specialized laboratory instrument used for the analysis and sorting of cells. It utilizes the principles of flow cytometry to detect and measure various characteristics of individual cells within a heterogeneous sample. The core function of the FACS is to provide quantitative data on cellular properties such as size, granularity, and the expression of specific fluorescently-labeled markers.
7 protocols using fluorescence activated cell sorting (facs)
Autophagy Quantification in MSCs
Mitochondrial Superoxide Generation Assay
Mitochondrial Superoxide Quantification in hMSCs
Mitochondrial ROS Detection in MSCs
Mitochondrial Imaging in Cultured MSCs
Cell Cycle Analysis of MSCs in CKD
Mitochondrial Superoxide Measurement in MSCs
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