Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorting (FACS) by Flow Cytometry (CAT#: STEM-CBT-0070-WXH)

FACS technology separates cells based on cell surface markers. Antigenic ligands, such as proteins and carbohydrates, give each cell a unique surface phenotype, and specific antibodies associated with the cell surface antigens are then used to target cells with those antigens.

• Cancer Research--isolate cancer cells from a mixed population of cells.
• Immunology Research--study the immune system.
• Stem Cell Research.
• Developmental Biology Research.
• Stem cell tissue engineering research.
• Cell proliferation, activity and apoptosis research.
• Study of disease cell genesis, development and transmigration such as inflammatory cells, tumor cells, etc..
• Gene expression and expression regulation.
• Intracellular signaling and biomolecular interactions.
• Research on pathogenesis and pathogenicity of various pathogens such as viruses and bacteria.
• Pharmacological and pharmacodynamic research and drug development.
• Transplantation and cell therapy research.
• Effect of biomaterials on cell structure, activity and function.

1.Label the cells with fluorescent dyes
2.Cells are washed and diluted
3.Detected by flow cytometer

PE,FITC