Flow cytometry assay at UCSF
- Definition
- An assay that uses a flow cytometer to detect fluorescence in individual particles that flow by a laser in solution.
- Categories
- Technique → Assay → Cellular assay → Flow cytometry assay
- Subcategories
- Flow cytometry immunoassay, Fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS)
Laboratory for Cell Analysis (Diller Comprehensive Cancer Center Cytometry Core)
Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center,
Mission Bay, Mt. Zion
Contact: Ben Braun
415-514-4176
braunb@peds.ucsf.edu
- MB GH-S301K BD FACS Calibur
- MB HD-335 BD FACS Calibur
- MB RH-512 BD FACS Canto II
- MZ CRB-S171 BD FACS Calibur
- Cell isolation
Parnassus Flow Cytometry Core
Research Resource Program,
Parnassus
Contact: Michael Lee
415-430-7676
michael.lee@ucsf.edu
- C1
- CyTOF, CyTOF 2 analyzers
- Cytometers
- FAC Symphony X50 analyzer
- FACS Calibur analyzer
- Flow Cytometer Analyzers
- HTS plate loader option for analyzers
- LSRII, Fortessa, X20 analyzers
- SA3800 analyzer
- Flow Cytometic Analysis
Core Immunology Laboratory/CFAR Immunology Core
Division of Experimental Medicine, SOM-SFGH,
SFGH
Contact: Jeffrey Milush
415-206-3881
jeffrey.milush@ucsf.edu
- Custom flow cytometry and panel development
- Flow cytometry training class
- NK cell cytolysis, cytokine production and CD107 expression
- T cell and NK cell Phosflow
Division of Experimental Medicine Flow Cytometry Core
Division of Experimental Medicine, SOM-SFGH,
SFGH
Contact: Alex Carvidi
415-699-4690
Alex.Carvidi@ucf.edu
- Cell sorting
- Cell sorting of HIV-infected samples
- Cell sorting of samples stained with up to 12 colors
- Cell sorting of sterile populations
- Cell sorting with chilling of samples and sorted cells