Multiparametric DNA Analysis

Gregor Rothe (Gregor.Rothe@klinik.uni-regensburg.de)
Wed, 16 Mar 1994 16:36:53 MET-1

Hello to everyone:

A neighboring institution just asked for our opinion regarding the use
of the Ortho Cytoron Absolute for multiparametric DNA analysis
in cultured carcinoma cell lines. While I am aware of some of the
pro's and contra's of the use of the Facscan and Profile II for DNA
analysis, I do not know anyone who is doing the same type of
analysis on a Cytoron.

The Cytoron seems to have a rather narrow laser beam (5 um in one
direction). The instrument has an integrated pulse processor for the
red fluorescence channel. S-phase analysis includes the
"Dean"-model.

My question is, whether anyone can report some practical
experience about combined DNA and immunofluorescence analysis
on the instrument.

Thanks for any comments

Gregor Rothe

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