Guava flow cytometer at NIH
From: William Telford (TelfordW@mail.nih.gov)
Date: Tue Apr 09 2002 - 16:58:37 EST
Just a reminder for flow-ers in the NIH area…
The NCI ETIB Flow lab will be having an NIH-wide hands-on workshop with
the Guava Technologies personal flow cytometer on Thursday and Friday,
April 11th and
12th. For the uninitiated, the Guava is a
small two-color flow cytometer with a diode-pumped green laser (532 nm
emission) that can do absolute counts and analyze cell viability and
apoptosis using prepackaged kits, or potentially your own applications
using PE-labeled reagents and far red DNA dyes. We will have the
instrument set up in our lab on these two days for a “wet” workshop -
feel free to bring by your cells to test out the system, or just stop by
and see the thing. More information about the Guava system can be had at
http://www.guavatechnologies.com.
The instrument will be available starting at 10:00 AM on Thursday, April
11th in Building 10 room 12C121. If you
are planning to bring cells, contact me by e-mail or at 5-6379 to arrange
a time and necessary supplies.
Take care,
Bill Telford
NCI-NIH
http://home.ncifcrf.gov/ccr/flowcore/index.htm
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