Re: Max Size on a Scan
tony_ward@bdis.com
Tue, 06 Jun 95 12:32:12
Regarding the uppersize limit of a scan: The cuvette is 180 x 80 micron. I
wouldn't try anything bigger than 70 micron, it's asking for trouble. Note this
is especially true for beads - cells obviously are more flexible and might
actually go higher than 80 micron.
You might try running your mixture of bead / cells through a known pore size
filter/mesh prior to analysis and go from there. The fluorescence is
indepedent.
Regards
Tony Ward
Assoc Product Manager
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