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Cytopeia influx

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The Cytopeia Influx is a flow cytometry instrument designed for cell analysis and sorting. It is capable of detecting and measuring multiple parameters of individual cells within a heterogeneous population.

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Flow Cytometric Analysis and Cell Sorting

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Flow cytometric analysis was done using a LSRII and cell sorting used a Cytopeia Influx (BD Biosciences, Sydney, Australia) equipped as previously described [32 (link)]. For generic analysis, cells were analysed at 10–20,000 cells per second except for cell cycle analysis which were analysed at 2000 cells per second. Cell sorting was performed at ~20,000 cells per second and re-analysed to confirm purity (>95%).
Cao H., Cao B., Heazlewood C.K., Domingues M., Sun X., Debele E., McGregor N.E., Sims N.A., Heazlewood S.Y, & Nilsson S.K. (2019). Osteopontin is An Important Regulative Component of the Fetal Bone Marrow Hematopoietic Stem Cell Niche. Cells, 8(9), 985.
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Flow Cytometric Analysis of R-BC154

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Flow cytometric analysis was performed using an LSR II (BD Biosciences)16 (link). R-BC154 was detected at either 582 or 610 nm and excited with the yellow-green laser (561 nm). For BM and PB analysis cells were analysed at 10–20,000 cells per s. Cell sorting was performed on a Cytopeia Influx (BD)16 (link). All sorts were re-analysed with a purity of >98%.
Cao B., Zhang Z., Grassinger J., Williams B., Heazlewood C.K., Churches Q.I., James S.A., Li S., Papayannopoulou T, & Nilsson S.K. (2016). Therapeutic targeting and rapid mobilization of endosteal HSC using a small molecule integrin antagonist. Nature Communications, 7, 11007.
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