The initial test of the staining plate contained all but one staining agent and fluorescence minus one control to determine the background staining of the channel. Cells were then acquired on an Amnis ImageStream Mk II flow cytometer (Luminex) using the INSPIRE 4.1 software with lasers set to maximum values without saturation in the brightest stains. Cell files (50,000) were collected with a cell classifier applied to the brightfield channel to capture a single-cell picture. Channels were as follows: Brightfield-Channel 1, FITC-Channel 2, PE-Channel 3, Percp/Cyanine5.5-Channel 5, BV421-Channel 7, BV605-Channel 10, APC-Channel 11, and APC/Cy7-Channel 12. Excitation lasers were used with the typical intensity settings of 405 nm (80 mW), 488 nm (100 mW), 594 nm (20 mW), and 658 nm (40 mW). All cell images were captured with the 40× objective and acquired at a rate of 200∼250 images per second. Data were analyzed using the IDEAS 6.2 (Amnis/EMDmillipore) software.
P24 pe
The P24-PE is a laboratory instrument designed to perform immunoassay detection. It is capable of quantifying the p24 antigen, a core structural protein found in the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
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Multiparametric Imaging Flow Cytometry of Semen Cells
The initial test of the staining plate contained all but one staining agent and fluorescence minus one control to determine the background staining of the channel. Cells were then acquired on an Amnis ImageStream Mk II flow cytometer (Luminex) using the INSPIRE 4.1 software with lasers set to maximum values without saturation in the brightest stains. Cell files (50,000) were collected with a cell classifier applied to the brightfield channel to capture a single-cell picture. Channels were as follows: Brightfield-Channel 1, FITC-Channel 2, PE-Channel 3, Percp/Cyanine5.5-Channel 5, BV421-Channel 7, BV605-Channel 10, APC-Channel 11, and APC/Cy7-Channel 12. Excitation lasers were used with the typical intensity settings of 405 nm (80 mW), 488 nm (100 mW), 594 nm (20 mW), and 658 nm (40 mW). All cell images were captured with the 40× objective and acquired at a rate of 200∼250 images per second. Data were analyzed using the IDEAS 6.2 (Amnis/EMDmillipore) software.
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