How To Detect Microvesicles, Microparticles, And Ectosomes By Flow Cytometry

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How To Detect Microvesicles, Microparticles, And Ectosomes By Flow Cytometry

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Microvesicles have been known about for a long time, being

dismissed by the regular flow cytometrist as debris or platelet

dust and quickly gated out of any subsequent analysis.

How To Detect Microvesicles, Microparticles, And Ectosomes By Flow Cytometry

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There is increasing interest in seeing what is down there.

How To Detect Microvesicles, Microparticles, And Ectosomes By Flow Cytometry

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Is it debris? Is it platelet dust? Is it a population of microvesicles?

Or is it all three?

How To Detect Microvesicles, Microparticles, And Ectosomes By Flow Cytometry

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What are we missing when we ignore events in that range?

How To Detect Microvesicles, Microparticles, And Ectosomes By Flow Cytometry

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Find out more about what microvesicles do, (◄ read the full article here) and their significance in flow cytometry, here!

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How To Detect Microvesicles, Microparticles, And Ectosomes By Flow Cytometry

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Of course, knowing about microvesicles is only one of the many elements of

clinical flow cytometry!

Another is knowing when to use the proper flow cytometry analysis

software!

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Expert Cytometry, or ExCyte, was born out of the desire to make flow cytometry accessible to anyone interested in learning it. Flow Cytometry used to have an almost cultish existence, using battered notebooks to pass down knowledge. The problem was that this information generally never wnet beyond a particular institution. Learning was dependent on who you knew (or trial and error over the years), which slowed down progress. We formed ExCyte with the purpose of gathering people who are as passionate about learning successful flow cytometry as we are. Our goal is to make a lifetime of learning flow cytometry available to everyone. Our team has decades of experience teaching and managing flow labs and we collaborate closely with others like us to present a systematic, structured, and enjoyable program.

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