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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Multi-color Flow Cytometry"”.

  1. Development of a Flow Cytometry Method for the Identification and Enumeration of Enterococcus faecalis

    <p>A multi-color flow cytometry method coupled with fluorescent staining was developed to detect and quantify <em>E. faecalis</em> concentrations in coastal waters as an alternative to the traditional membrane filtration method. The developed method was used to characterize <em>E. faecalis …

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  2. Recruitment of monocytes to the pre-ovulatory ovary

    … gonadotropin (hCG) injection and analyzed by multi-color flow cytometry. Oviducts were collected from mice 20 hours after hCG administration and cumulous oocyte complexes were collected, counted and averaged to determine ovulation rate. Immunohistochemistry was used to determine the location …

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  3. The Role of Map Kinases On The Functional Heterogeneity of Human Cd8+ T Cell Maturation Subsets

    … IFNγ (but no IL-2) and perforin. However, multiple studies suggest that late memory CD8+ T cells may provide inadequate protection in infectious diseases and cancer models. To better understand the unique function of late memory CD8+ T cells, I optimized multi-color flow cytometry

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  4. Influenza a virus gene expression heterogeneity regulates viral superinfection potential and host innate antiviral response

    … response. To initiate productive infection, multiple SIPs must co-infect one cell to achieve complementation. Within a certain MOI range, increasing the abundance of SIPs in a viral population increases the percentage of productively infected cells that result from co-infection. One of the …

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