Flow Cytometry: A Practical Approach
Series: Practical Approach Series; 62;
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Product details:
- Publisher IRL Press
- Date of Publication 2 August 1990
- ISBN 9780199630530
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages304 pages
- Size 232x155x16 mm
- Weight 454 g
- Language English
- Illustrations halftones, numerous line illustrations, tables 0
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Short description:
The flow cytometer is a form of specialized microscope distinguished by a flow chamber which enables particles to be measured. This book details the design of a flow cytometer and presents a series of descriptions of different applications of the instrument. These concentrate on the methods for preparing samples with guidelines for their analysis.
MoreLong description:
The recent explosion in the field of flow cytometry and the rapid increase in the number of machines being installed has resulted in many workers trying to cope with this new technology. This book offers practical guidance in preparing and analysing samples. It will also act as a first point of reference for established workers who wish to add to their repertoire of applications.
'this is a useful book for beginners who have an interest in applying flow cytometry to their particular area of biology'
Richard S. Camplejohn, St Thomas' Hospital, BioEssays, Vol.14, No.1 - January 1992
Table of Contents:
N. Carter & E.W. Meyer Introduction to the principles of flow cytometry; M.G. Ormerod: An introduction to fluorescience technology; N.P. Carter: Measurement of cellular subsets using antibodies; M.G. Ormerod, G. Wilson, N. McNally, & M. Poot: Analysis of DNA; L.K. Borysiewicz, T.G Hoy, P.R. Imrie: Cell sorting; B.D. Young: Chromosome analysis and sorting; P.S. Rabinovitch, & C.H. June: Intracellular ionized calcium, membrane potential, and pH; H.J. Tenke:
Flow cytometry of RNA content; J.V. Watson: Nuclear associated antigens; A.T.M. Vaughan, D.J. Gordon, D.J. Grdina, & A.E. Milner: Analysis of radiation and chemical damage in mammalian cells; J.V. Watson, C. Dive, & P. Workman: Measurement of dynamic cellular events; M.G. Ormerod: Further applications to cell
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