To add some protocols to that basic learning, Shelley Diamond and I have
edited a book, 'In Living Color: Protocols in Flow Cytometry and Cell
Sorting', that is geared for novice flow operators.
It is available from amazon.com also. See the
website http://www.nlivingcolor.com/
Sue DeMaggio
At 01:18 PM 05/28/2001 -0400, Michael Ormerod wrote:
>I have written an inexpensive, short introduction to flow cytometry: 'Flow
>Cytometry', M.G. Ormerod. 2nd edition, 1999. Publ. by Bios, Oxford. ISBN: 1
>85996 107 X.
>
>It is available from amazon.com.
>
>It was designed to introduce new lab workers, students, etc. to the basic
>principles and applications. It is short so that it can be read easily in a
>couple of evenings.
>
>Michael Ormerod
>
>Message text written by "Douglas S. Smoot"
> >
>
>A postdoc here was asking for a good book to explain to him the basic
>principels of flow cytometry. He ALREADY has Howard Shapiro's book, but
>has found that difficult reading. Is there another book that you would
>recommend for him to read. I know Howard's book is an excellent book, I
>just need other good suggestions. I saw the list of books on the Purdue
>web site, but those books don't all have good summaries or recommendations
>attached to them.
>
>Thank you again in advance for your recommendations.
>
>Doug
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