Nanoscale Sorting

The world of extracellular vesicles (EVs) is highly diverse, with variations in size, internal composition, and mem- brane-bound proteins. Understanding this diversity and its significance is crucial for unraveling the physiological role of EVs. To assess the potential of flow cytometry in detecting, characterizing, and isolating EVs, we employed nano flow cytometry for analysis and sorting.

In this webinar, John Tigges from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center shows how easy it is to use the CytoFLEX SRT sorter. He also compares it to CytoFLEX S flow cytometer, and showcases common sorting applications.

This whitepaper shows that the CytoFLEX SRT sorter is capable of sorting particles well < 1 micron in diameter. Experiments describe the sorting of bacteria, virus-like particles and beads, all of which generated high-quality results.

Listen to Dr. James McCracken speak about sorting of nanoscale and extracellular vesicle samples with the CytoFLEX SRT.

Join Alfonso Blanco as he revieww some of the applications using the CytoFLEX SRT cell sorter. Highlighted applications include scatter changes and viability using sorting as confirmation, identifying cell populations from brain tissue, bacterial sorting, and a deep dive into important considerations for sorting submicron particles.

In this 40-minute video, Claudia Maria Radu from the University of Padua describes how new-generation CytoFLEX technology can be used to count, analyze and characterize a wide range of extracellular vesicles (EVs).

John Tigges and Cecilia Cavazzoni from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center explain how they used the CytoFLEX SRT sorter in their virometry sorting application.