Hello, I'm looking at an FMO tube for PD-1 which has been stimulated with SEB. I was curious as to whether anyone has ever encountered a negative gMFI. I'm not sure as to how this makes sense. When I look at the histogram, there are defiantly peaks which show up to the left of the zero. If the value is negative for the FMO, is it justifiable to add this to your sample values to get your specific gMFI value? Can someone please explain how a negative FMO is obtainable? Does it have something to do with a bivariate scale? Thanks, Tina Powell University of Colorado HSCReceived on Fri May 9 15:18:00 2008
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