ExCyte

As researchers, we strive for reproducibility in the lab.

Below are a few experimental controls that can dramatically enhance reproducibility in your flow cytometry experiments:
🔬 Compensation
🔬 Fluorescence Minus One
🔬 Reagent controls – titration and isoclonal
🔬 Gating

To improve reproducibility, you must examine and understand the many controls available to a researcher.

💡 LEARN: Common Numbers-Based Questions I Get As A Flow Cytometry Core Manager And How To Answer Them!

Numbers are central to everything we do, and in this blog, I’m going to flit around numbers-based questions that I have received and share my thoughts on them.

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Common Numbers-Based Questions I Get As A Flow Cytometry Core Manager And How To Answer Them Numbers are central to every well designed flow cytometry experiment. In this blog, we review some common number-rlelated questions.

If you fail to do so, this could delay or eliminate the next steps toward publication. This is crucial for publication and reproducibility.

In celebration of May 4th, here is Tim's favorite Star Wars scene!
C-3PO: Sir, the possibility of successfully navigating an asteroid field is approximately 3,720 to 1.
Solo: Never tell me the odds.