Dartmouth Flow Course

From: Alice L. Givan (Alice.L.Givan@dartmouth.edu)
Date: Fri Mar 02 2001 - 10:07:13 EST


The brochures/applications for the Dartmouth Flow Course (July 15th - July 20th)
are now available.  Contact
karen.griswold@dartmouth.edu
and she will send you one.  If you are on the ISAC mailing list,  you will get one
automatically.

In order to have more time for lectures on specific advanced topics during the Course
itself, we are giving an optional tutorial session on introductory flow theory on
Saturday afternoon, July 14th.   This session will include informal lectures and
discussion on how a flow cytometer works,  choice of fluorochromes, compensation for
spectral crossover, staining dos and don'ts, and basic methods for data analysis.
There will be plenty of time for questions.

The Course itself starts on Sunday, July 15th, with a day of lectures, a banquet,
and a keynote address by Zbigniew Darzynkiewicz. The laboratory modules for the 2001
Course are listed below. In addition to the  common clinical applications, we will
have several "clinical frontier" labs with Nadège Bercovici teaching about tetramer
staining, Kathy Muirhead teaching about tracking cells for cell division, Frank Mandy
including multiplex bead assays in his HIV lab, and Doug Taatjes running a module on
the laser scanning cytometer.

1) Carleton and Sigrid Stewart: multicolor leukemia and lymphoma phenotyping
2a) Kathy Muirhead: cell  tracking
2b) Nadège Bercovici: tetramer staining
3a) Mike Keeney: CD34 stem cells
3b) Doug Taatjes: laser scanning cytometry
4a) Kenneth Ault: platelets
4b) Bruce Davis: fetal cells in the maternal circulation
5a) Bruce Bagwell: data analysis for DNA/cell cycles
5b) Paul Wallace, Alice Givan: staining cells for DNA content
6) Jake Jacobberger: multiparameter staining and analysis for intracellular proteins,
surface proteins, DNA
7) Frank Mandy and Michele Bergeron: HIV/AIDS, including CD4/CD8 quality control and
multiplex bead assays for soluble analytes.

Let me know if I can give you any further information (it is rumored that Howard
Shapiro and guitar will make a surprise appearance at the lobster bake).

Alice

Alice L. Givan
Englert Cell Analysis Laboratory
of the Norris Cotton Cancer Center
Dartmouth Medical School
Lebanon, New Hampshire NH 03756
tel 603-650-7661
fax 603-650-6130
givan@dartmouth.edu



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