Flow Cytometry Course

ctnebe (ctnebe@t-online.de)
Wed, 10 Jul 96 13:19 +0100

Dear Collegues,

a practical five day course for clinical flow cytometry will be held at the
clinic of Mannheim (Faculty for Clinical Medicine of the University of
Heidelberg) in Germany from october 12-17, 1996 just ahead of the Heidelberg
flow meeting (october 17-19).
The topics include:
1. Immunophenotyping and morphology of leukemia and lymphoma
2. Immunodeficiency and immunoparalysis (phenotype vs function, lymphocyte
activation vs proliferation, NK-assay
3. Functional leukocyte subsets (cytoplasmic cytokines)
4. Differential Diagnosis of Anemia (combining heme and flow, PNH, MDS)
5. Platelets: Antigens, activation and autoantibodies
6. Apoptosis (Tdt-assay, propidium and fas)
7. Multi-Drug-Resistance (immunophenotype vs function, influx vs efflux, Dauno
vs R123)
8. Phagocytosis and oxidative burst
9. Basophil degranulation (histamin release vs flow)
10. LDL-receptor test (differential diagnosis of familial hypercholesteremia)
A preknowledge of the basics of flow cytometry and german is required. The
participants are invited to present their problem cases. Course fee: 500,- DM
without lunch and dinner. Help for accommodation will be provided. Mannheim is
located 80 kilometers south of Frankfurt and 20 kilometers west of Heidelberg
with easy access by the german train system.

Please send or fax your interest to:
C. Thomas Nebe
Inst. for Clinical Chemistry
Klinikum Mannheim
Theodor-Kutzer-Ufer 1-3
D-68167 Mannheim, Germany
FAX +49 (0)621 / 383-3819
Phone +49 (0)621 / 383-3485


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