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Analysis of nanoparticles using flow cytometry

Beckman Coulter Life Sciences
13 Jun 2024
Analysis of nanoparticles using flow cytometry

In this video, Dr. Alfonso Blanco, Director of the Flow Cytometry Core at University College Dublin, discusses his role in supporting scientists using flow cytometry and shares his experience with the CytoFLEX Nano. Discover how this instrument enhances sensitivity, fluorescence scattering efficiency, and flexibility for small particle analysis. Dr. Blanco also highlights the importance of an easy cleaning process between uses and how the CytoFLEX Nano supports this.

This video was filmed at CYTO 2024.

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Since 1935, the Beckman name has been synonymous with technologies that simplify and automate lab research and complex biomedical testing. Decades later, our global organization also came to embody the scientific legacy of the Coulter name. Today, Beckman Coulter Life Sciences is a trusted, worldwide resource for tools to help optimize research and manufacturing efficiency. Centrifuges. Particle counters/analyzers. Automated liquid handlers. Flow cytometers. All these products—and many more—continue to make a difference in people’s lives by improving the productivity of dedicated scientists, quality control experts and others. Visit beckman.com to learn more.

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