Equipments Details
Description
The cell sorter allows the simultaneous separation of up to four pure populations from a heterogenous suspension sample at a speed of up to 90,000 cells per second.
Separation is based on the detection of fluorescent markers on cells, nuclei, bacteria or phytoplankton from 200nm – 60µm in size.
The collected cells or particles may be used for subsequent analysis, tissue culture or injection into experimental animal models. It also generates bivariate dot-plots and histograms which can be used to calculate population statistics and changes in mean-fluorescence intensity within the sample.
To cite this equipment/component: Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation & Analysis. (2018). BD Influx cell sorter. University of Western Australia. https://doi.org/10.26182/7ZG2-RZ53
Separation is based on the detection of fluorescent markers on cells, nuclei, bacteria or phytoplankton from 200nm – 60µm in size.
The collected cells or particles may be used for subsequent analysis, tissue culture or injection into experimental animal models. It also generates bivariate dot-plots and histograms which can be used to calculate population statistics and changes in mean-fluorescence intensity within the sample.
To cite this equipment/component: Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation & Analysis. (2018). BD Influx cell sorter. University of Western Australia. https://doi.org/10.26182/7ZG2-RZ53
Research technique
- Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorting (FACS)
- Index sorting

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