Re: Flowcell in a FACStar Plus?

From: Joseph Webster (J.Webster@centenary.usyd.edu.AU)
Date: Thu Apr 04 2002 - 17:41:07 EST


At 03:07 4/4/2002, Simon Monard wrote:
>Has anyone tried putting a flowcell in a FACStar Plus?
>How hard would it be to convert it into a two laser analyser?
>Does anyone have a quartz flowcell that I could install?
>I'm reluctant to heave it into a dumpster just yet and need
>an analyser that can look at GFP and YFP plus other stuff.
>Thanks for any suggestions
>Simon

There certainly was a flowcell available from BD.
I don't know if the flowcell was a separate item or not, it
was part of a biohazard containment system which may still be
available.
The flowcell fits on the nozzle holder in place of a standard
nozzle and has a tube to carry the waste away instead of the
more familiar "squirt into the bucket" principle.

I have one, but I'm a bit far away to loan it to you.
There must be some in cupboards around North America....

Regards, Joseph.

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