New Elite flow cell

James Weaver 202-205-5037 (@VM.CC.PURDUE.EDU:WEAVER@FDACD)
Fri, 13 Nov 1992 09:34 EDT

In response to the recent question about how the new Elite flow cell works I can

give the following information. We had the new flow cell installed several
months ago. I find that we have significantly less problems with bubbles in the
flow cell on startup than we did with the earlier version. We have not had any
problem with clogging in the insertion rod although we only use unfixed washed
lymphoid cells. There has been no change in the CVs or other behavior of the
instrument that we can detect. Hope this helps.

Jim Weaver
Molecular Pharmacology
Division of Research & Testing
CDER, FDA
Washington, DC

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