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Flow Cytometry Resource Center (FCRC)

Rockefeller University

Contact Info:

Svetlana Mazel

1230 York Avenue

Box 344

New York, NY 10065

https://www.rockefeller.edu/fcrc/

Grants and Identifiers:

RRID: RRID:SCR_017694

Instrumentation:

Agilent NovoCyte Penteon Flow Cytometer

Provides flexibility to choose from up to 30 fluorescence channels utilizing up to 5 lasers with up to 30 independent detectors. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_026297

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BD FACSAria II Cell Sorter

Cell sorter features hardware and software enhancements that improve overall ease of use, flexibility,and aseptic capability. Offers new options in lasers and nozzles to support more advanced multicolor applications. Built on fixed alignment technology. FACSAria II cell sorter is first generation of BD FACSAria system where flow cell is in true fixed alignment with laser, to reduce startup time and improve reproducibility. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_018934

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(Equipment No Longer Active At this Facility)

BD FACSAria IIu High Speed Cell Sorter

Aria has four lasers, 405, 488, 561 and 633 nm, and can detect light in sixteen photomultiplier tubes. Its primary function is to examine complex populations of cells and yield pure populations of cells. The Aria can sort lymphocytes at a rate of approximately 15,000 events per second. For larger cells, the rate is much slower in order to optimize the passage of cells through the instrument. Cells from single populations can be sorted into 96-well plates. Alternatively, the Aria can sort into two 15-ml tubes or four 5-ml tubes. The Aria can purify samples that are simply positive and negative for a single fluorophore or as complex as nine-color samples with intricate gating schemes. The BD FACSAria IIu cell sorter is a high speed benchtop digital flow cytometer equipped with a sensitive, fixed-alignment cuvette flow cell. It has three spatially separated lasers - 405 nm, 488 nm and 633 nm. Its primary function is to analyze complex populations of cells and yield pure populations of cells meeting defined criteria. The sorter can purify samples that are simply positive and negative for a single fluorophore or as complex as multi-color samples with complex gating strategies. Sorting can be performed into two or four tubes with speeds up to 25,000 events/second. The system sorts by incorporating cells from the sample tube into a stream of sterile PBS. The stream is interrogated by the lasers at the flow cell and the system electronics keeps track of each cell as they pass through the laser and determines specific cells that meet the sort criteria. A transducer vibrates the stream and induces droplet formation, with cells in the stream being incorporated into the droplets. If a cell meets the sorting criteria and is in the last drop before the break off, the instrument will charge that drop. The charged droplet is then deflected into the proper collection tube by the charge plates. Different cell types can be sorted with the use of 70 ?m, 85 ?m and 100 ?m nozzles. If you need a yellow-green (561 nm) laser, check the BD FACSAria III instead. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_019598

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BD FACSDiscover S8

Cell Sorter, equipped with 5 lasers (355, 405, 488, 561 and 640 nm excitation wavelengths) and 78 channels which can measure the entire emission spectra of the fluorescent dyes, is the first spectral flow cytometer sorter with sort-capable image analysis. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_026674

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BD LSR II Flow Cytometer

Benchtop high-performance cell sorter with multiple lazer, detector and fluoroscrome options. Allows detection of 12 parameters (10 color conjugates, forward and sideward scatter). [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_002159

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BD LSRFortessa Cell Analyzer

BD LSRFortessa system can be configured with up to 7 lasers, blue, red, violet, UV and yellow-green. The instrument can accommodate the detection of up to 18 colors simultaneously with defined set of optical filters that meet or exceed the majority of today's assay requirements. BD FACSDiva software controls the efficient setup, acquisition, and analysis of flow cytometry data from the BD LSRFortessa workstation. The software is common across BD FACS instrument families, including the BD FACSCanto cell analyzer and BD FACSAria cell sorter systems. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_018655

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BD LSRFortessa Fortessa Flow Cytometer

BD LSRFortessa cell analyzer offers the ultimate in choice for flow cytometry, providing power, performance, and consistency. Designed to be and expandable, the BD LSRFortessa has the flexibility to support the expanding needs of multicolor flow cytometry assays. The BD LSRFortessa system can be configured with up to 7 lasers*,blue, red, violet, UV and yellow-green. The instrument can accommodate the detection of up to 18 colors simultaneously with a defined set of optical filters that meet or exceed the majority of today's assay requirements. BD FACSDiva software controls the efficient setup, acquisition, and analysis of flow cytometry data from the BD LSRFortessa workstation. The software is common across BD FACS instrument families, including the BD FACSCanto cell analyzer and BD FACSAria cell sorter systems. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_019601

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Cytek Aurora Spectral Analyzer

Prodigy incorporating a combination of patent-pending technologies that takes flow cytometry to the next level of performance and flexibility. With up to five lasers, three scattering channels, and 64 fluorescence channels, the Aurora suits every laboratory's needs, from to high complexity applications. A paradigm shifting optical design provides unprecedented flexibility, enabling the use of a wide array of new fluorochrome combinations without reconfiguring your system for each application. The state-of-the-art optics and low-noise electronics provide excellent sensitivity and resolution. Flat-top beam profiles, combined with a ly designed fluidics system, translate to outstanding performance at high sample flow rates. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_019826

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Sony MA900 Multi-Application Cell Sorter

MA900 system include patented micro fluidic chip-based design, comprehensive fluidic controls, and advanced automation that simplifies operation to make sorting less subjective and improve reliability. Provides up to 14 parameters from 4 lasers with possibility to choose from 4 excitation lasers—488 nm, 405 nm, 561 nm, and 638 nm—on two beam spots. Free-form PMTs enable detection of fluorescence signals from each beam spot, allowing detection of up to 12 fluorescence parameters and two scatter parameters. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_026300

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Thermo Fisher Attune Nxt Nxt

2020 Attune NxT Flow Cytometer makes multiparametric flow cytometry available to both new and experienced researchers. [Product Link]

RRID:SCR_019590

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BD FACSAria Cell Sorter

IIu SORP, 5 lasers/16 channels

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BD FACSAria Cell Sorter

IIu SORP, 6 lasers/18 channels

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BD FACSAria Cell Sorter

I-to-III, 4 lasers/13 channels

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BD LSRII

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BD LSRII

5 lasers/16 channels, FACSFlow, HTS

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Sony MA900 Cell Sorter

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ThermoFisher Attune™ NxT Flow Cytometer

with four lasers (405, 488, 561 and 637 nm) and 16 parameters of detection

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Agilent NovoCyte Penteon

Conventional Flow Cytometer with 5 lasers/30 channels and NovoSampler Q. It provides an expanded set of capabilities that accommodate today’s high-end and increasingly sophisticated multi-color flow cytometry assays. Researcher has flexibility to choose from up to 30 fluorescence channels utilizing up to 5 lasers with up to 30 independent detectors. The NovoSampler Q can be integrated into different laboratory automation platforms and efficiently processes both FACS tubes (using a 40-tube rack) and 24-, 48-, 96-, and 384-well plates. The intuitive and industry leading NovoExpress software has been further advanced, providing an exceptional user experience in data acquisition, analysis and reporting. https://www.agilent.com/en/product/research-flow-cytometry/flow-cytometers/flow-cytometer-systems/novocyte-penteon-flow-cytometer-1270342

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Agilent NovoCyte Penteon

The NovoCyte Penteon flow cytometer builds on its successful predecessor, the NovoCyte, and provides an expanded set of capabilities that accommodate today’s high-end and increasingly sophisticated multi-color flow cytometry assays. It is equipped with five lasers (355, 405, 488, 561 and 640 nm excitation wavelengths) and 30 ultimate photodetectors called Silicon photomultipliers (SiPM) therefore has the flexibility to choose from up to 30 fluorescence channels. The NovoSampler Q can be integrated into different laboratory automation platforms and efficiently process both FACS tubes (using a 40-tube rack) and 24-, 48-, 96-, and 384-well plates. The intuitive and industry leading NovoExpress software has been further advanced, providing exceptional user experience in data acquisition, analysis and reporting.

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Agilent NovoCyte Penteon

5-laser, 30-detector Flow Cytometer

(Equipment No Longer Active At this Facility)

BD FACSDiscover S8

BD FACSDiscover™ S8 Cell Sorter, equipped with 5 lasers (355, 405, 488, 561 and 640 nm excitation wavelengths) and 78 channels which can measure the entire emission spectra of the fluorescent dyes, is the first spectral flow cytometer sorter with sort-capable image analysis. With BD CellView™ Image Technology and BD SpectralFX™ Technology, BD FACSDiscover™ S8 expands the power of cell analysis and sorting to new dimensions by combining spectral flow cytometry with real-time spatial and morphological insights—empowering scientists to address previously impossible-to-answer questions.

(Equipment No Longer Active At this Facility)

BD FACSDiscover S8

Cell Sorter, equipped with 5 lasers (355, 405, 488, 561 and 640 nm excitation wavelengths) and 78 channels which can measure the entire emission spectra of the fluorescent dyes, is the first spectral flow cytometer sorter with sort-capable image analysis.

(Equipment No Longer Active At this Facility)

BD LSR II

BD LSR II has performance, capabilities, and flexibility never seen before in a benchtop analyzer. It is configured with five fixed alignment lasers (355, 405, 488, 561 and 640 nm excitation wavelengths) and has the ability to detect up to 16 colors, utilizing a revolutionary optical design. Electronics digitize signals 10 million times per second in 16,384 discrete levels. This expands channel resolution and increases detection sensitivity. Electronic dead time is eliminated; more precise fluorescent measurements can be made improving linearity, compensation, and quantitation of fluorescence measurements. Flexible and modular for future upgrades. In FCRC, BD LSR II is equipped with BD High Throughput Sampler (HTS) option.

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Sony MA900

The MA900 from Sony is developed with powerful, modern technologies including a patented micro fluidic chip-based design, comprehensive fluidic controls, and advanced automation that dramatically simplifies operation to make sorting less subjective and improve reliability. Choose from four excitation lasers — 405 nm, 488 nm, 561 nm, and 638 nm — on two beam spots, the MA900 supports choice and flexibility, enabling the detection of fluorescence signals up to 12 fluorescence parameters and two scatter parameters. The MA900 offers 70 μm, 100 μm and 130 μm nozzle sizes and can perform 2-way and 4-way tubes as well as 6-, 12-, 24-, 48-, 96-, and 384-well plates sorting, which meet the needs of most sorting applications. The MA900 is installed inside a custom class A2 level II biosafety cabinet, which incorporates a built-in aerosol management system that operates independently to actively evacuate aerosols from the sort collection chamber. The custom biosafety cabinet is designed and tested to meet international standards including the National Sanitation Foundation Standard 49 (NSF49).

(Equipment No Longer Active At this Facility)

Sony MA900 Cell Sorter

4 lasers/12 channels. The MA900 from Sony is developed with powerful, modern technologies including a patented micro fluidic chip-based design, comprehensive fluidic controls, and advanced automation that dramatically simplifies operation to make sorting less subjective and improve reliability. Choose from four excitation lasers — 488 nm, 405 nm, 561 nm, and 638 nm — on two beam spots, the MA900 supports choice and flexibility, enabling the detection of fluorescence signals up to 12 fluorescence parameters and two scatter parameters. With the highest level of automation available on any cell sorter, the MA900 uses sensors, software, and engineering know-how across the workflow from startup to aseptic cleaning, QC, and sort setup. Intelligent automation dramatically simplifies operation and streamlines troubleshooting. The MA900 offers 70 μm and 100 μm nozzle sizes that meet the needs of most sorting applications. Once events are gated on plots, target cells can be sorted for further analysis. A choice of eight default and five custom sort modes is available to achieve the desired purity and yield of the sorted population. Sort devices supported include 2-way and 4-way tubes as well as 6-, 12-, 24-, 48-, 96-, and 384-well plates. The MA900 is installed inside an custom class A2 level II biosafety cabinet, which incorporates a built-in aerosol management system that operates independently to actively evacuate aerosols from the sort collection chamber. The custom biosafety cabinet is designed and tested to meet international standards including the National Sanitation Foundation Standard 49 (NSF49). For greater details please go to https://www.sonybiotechnology.com/us/instruments/ma900-multi-application-cell-sorter/

(Equipment No Longer Active At this Facility)

Thermofisher Attune NxT

The ThermoFisher Attune™ NxT Flow Cytometer combines precision with performance in a true benchtop flow cytometer with four lasers (405, 488, 561 and 637 nm) and 16 parameters of detection. The Cytometer was developed with acoustic-assisted hydrodynamic focusing technology, and advanced fluidics designed to minimize clogging and effectively handle a broad range of cell types. This allows to run samples up to 10x faster and achieve greater resolution with little fear of sample loss due to clogging, for a higher degree of data, detail, and throughput that enables processing of a large range of sample types, including large clumpy cells, samples with a low concentration of cells, and precious samples, more quickly and accurately than ever before with no loss in data quality. The addition of the CytKick™ Max Autosampler enables significantly faster high-throughput screening on a multiparametric platform in plate formats, including 96-well, 384-well, and deep-wells with the high-volume intake. The Attune NxT flow cytometer is ideal for immunophenotyping and signaling studies, cell cycle analysis, detection of rare events, stem cell analysis, cancer and apoptosis studies, microbiological assays, and more.

(Equipment No Longer Active At this Facility)

ThermoFisher Attune™ NxT Flow Cytometer

4 lasers/14 channels. Attune NxT was developed with acoustic-assisted hydrodynamic focusing technology, and advanced fluidics designed to minimize clogging and effectively handle a broad range of cell types. This allows to run samples up to 10X faster and achieve greater resolution with little fear of sample loss due to clogging, for a higher degree of data, detail, and throughput that enables processing of a large range of sample types, including large clumpy cells, samples with a low concentration of cells, and precious samples, more quickly and accurately than ever before with no loss in data quality. The addition of the CytKick™ Max Autosampler enables significantly faster high-throughput screening on a multiparametric platform in plate formats, including 96-well, 384-well, and deep-wells with the high volume intake. The Attune NxT flow cytometer is ideal for immunophenotyping and signaling studies, cell cycle analysis, detection of rare events, stem cell analysis, cancer and apoptosis studies, microbiological assays, and more. https://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home/life-science/cell-analysis/flow-cytometry/flow-cytometers/attune-nxt-flow-cytometer.html

Services Provided:

Cell Sorting

Data Analysis

Data Analysis And Interpretation

Flow Cytometric Analysis

Flow Cytometry Data Analysis

Spectral Flow Cytometry

Relevant Publications:

1.) Liu S, Bradley K, Tang JJ, Kim YA, Milosevic A, Shaham S (2025 Oct 17). C. elegans astrocytes mature in two phases from lineally distinct progenitors through CEH-43/DLX-mediated convergent transcription bioRxiv, (), 2025.10.17.682973. . PMCID: 12632815.


2.) Chapa CM, Fetch DR, Jumamyradova AA, Soshnev AA (2025 Aug 9). RNA-Seq dataset of wild type and PRC2 mutant mouse embryonic stem cells undergoing ground state conversion Data in Brief, 62(), 111957. . PMCID: 12357242.


3.) Saidoune F, Lee D, Di Domizio J, Le Floc’h C, Jenelten R, Le Pen J, Bondet V, Joncic A, Morren MA, Béziat V, Zhang SY, Jouanguy E, Duffy D, Rice CM, Conrad C, Fellay J, Casanova JL, Gilliet M, Yatim A (2025 Apr 14). Enhanced TLR7-dependent production of type I interferon by pDCs underlies pandemic chilblains The Journal of Experimental Medicine, 222(7), e20231467. . PMCID: 11995862.


4.) Scott KA, Kojima H, Ropek N, Warren CD, Zhang TL, Hogg SJ, Sanford H, Webster C, Zhang X, Rahman J, Melillo B, Cravatt BF, Lyu J, Abdel-Wahab O, Vinogradova EV (2025 Jan 16). Covalent targeting of splicing in T cells. Cell chemical biology, 32(1), 201-218.e17. . PMID: 39591969.


5.) Varandas KC, Hodges BM, Lubeck L, Farinas A, Liang Y, Lu Y, Shaham S (2025 Jan 2). Glia detect and transiently protect against dendrite substructure disruption in C. elegans. Nature communications, 16(1), 79. . PMID: 39747235.


6.) Tan HL, Yin L, Tan Y, Ivanov J, Plucinska K, Ilanges A, Herb BR, Wang P, Kosse C, Cohen P, Lin D, Friedman JM (2024 Dec). Leptin-activated hypothalamic BNC2 neurons acutely suppress food intake. Nature, 636(8041), 198-205. . PMID: 39478220.


7.) Le Pen J, Paniccia G, Kinast V, Moncada-Velez M, Ashbrook AW, Bauer M, Hoffmann HH, Pinharanda A, Ricardo-Lax I, Stenzel AF, Rosado-Olivieri EA, Dinnon KH 3rd, Doyle WC, Freije CA, Hong SH, Lee D, Lewy T, Luna JM, Peace A, Schmidt C, Schneider WM, Winkler R, Yip EZ, Larson C, McGinn T, Menezes MR, Ramos-Espiritu L, Banerjee P, Poirier JT, Sànchez-Rivera FJ, Cobat A, Zhang Q, Casanova JL, Carroll TS, Glickman JF, Michailidis E, Razooky B, MacDonald MR, Rice CM (2024 Sep). A genome-wide arrayed CRISPR screen identifies PLSCR1 as an intrinsic barrier to SARS-CoV-2 entry that recent virus variants have evolved to resist. PLoS biology, 22(9), e3002767. . PMID: 39316623.


8.) Arias AA, Neehus AL, Ogishi M, Meynier V, Krebs A, Lazarov T, Lee AM, Arango-Franco CA, Yang R, Orrego J, Corcini Berndt M, Rojas J, Li H, Rinchai D, Erazo-Borrás L, Han JE, Pillay B, Ponsin K, Chaldebas M, Philippot Q, Bohlen J, Rosain J, Le Voyer T, Janotte T, Amarajeeva K, Soudée C, Brollo M, Wiegmann K, Marquant Q, Seeleuthner Y, Lee D, Lainé C, Kloos D, Bailey R, Bastard P, Keating N, Rapaport F, Khan T, Moncada-Vélez M, Carmona MC, Obando C, Alvarez J, Cataño JC, Martínez-Rosado LL, Sanche (2024 Aug 28). Tuberculosis in otherwise healthy adults with inherited TNF deficiency Nature, 633(8029), 417-425. . PMCID: 11390478.


9.) Xu Z, Sziraki A, Lee J, Zhou W, Cao J (2024 Aug). Dissecting key regulators of transcriptome kinetics through scalable single-cell RNA profiling of pooled CRISPR screens. Nature biotechnology, 42(8), 1218-1223. . PMID: 37749268.


10.) Khan A, Unlu G, Lin P, Liu Y, Kilic E, Kenny TC, Birsoy K, Gamazon ER (2024 Aug). Metabolic gene function discovery platform GeneMAP identifies SLC25A48 as necessary for mitochondrial choline import. Nature genetics, 56(8), 1614-1623. . PMID: 38977856.


11.) Zhang S, Roeder RG (2024 Jul 26). Resistance of estrogen receptor function to BET bromodomain inhibition is mediated by transcriptional coactivator cooperativity. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 39211208.


12.) Lee J, Oldham ML, Manon V, Chen J (2024 Jun 4). Principles of peptide selection by the transporter associated with antigen processing. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 121(23), e2320879121. . PMID: 38805290.


13.) Johnson MB, Ogishi M, Domingo-Vila C, De Franco E, Wakeling MN, Imane Z, Resnick B, Williams E, Galão RP, Caswell R, Russ-Silsby J, Seeleuthner Y, Rinchai D, Fagniez I, Benson B, Dufort MJ, Speake C, Smithmyer ME, Hudson M, Dobbs R, Quandt Z, Hattersley AT, Zhang P, Boisson-Dupuis S, Anderson MS, Casanova JL, Tree TI, Oram RA (2024 Jun 3). Human inherited PD-L1 deficiency is clinically and immunologically less severe than PD-1 deficiency. The Journal of experimental medicine, 221(6), . . PMID: 38634869.


14.) Fang Y, Barrows D, Dabas Y, Carroll TS, Singer S, Tap WD, Nacev BA (2024 May 22). ATRX guards against aberrant differentiation in mesenchymal progenitor cells. Nucleic acids research, 52(9), 4950-4968. . PMID: 38477352.


15.) Zhang Z, Schaefer C, Jiang W, Lu Z, Lee J, Sziraki A, Abdulraouf A, Wick B, Haeussler M, Li Z, Molla G, Satija R, Zhou W, Cao J (2024 Mar 5). A Panoramic View of Cell Population Dynamics in Mammalian Aging. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 38496474.


16.) Conti BA, Ruiz PD, Broton C, Blobel NJ, Kottemann MC, Sridhar S, Lach FP, Wiley TF, Sasi NK, Carroll T, Smogorzewska A (2024 Mar 2). RTF2 controls replication repriming and ribonucleotide excision at the replisome. Nature communications, 15(1), 1943. . PMID: 38431617.


17.) Stefanakis N, Jiang J, Liang Y, Shaham S (2024 Mar). LET-381/FoxF and its target UNC-30/Pitx2 specify and maintain the molecular identity of C. elegans mesodermal glia that regulate motor behavior. The EMBO journal, 43(6), 956-992. . PMID: 38360995.


18.) Kelley ME, Carlini L, Kornakov N, Aher A, Khodjakov A, Kapoor TM (2024 Feb 26). Spastin regulates anaphase chromosome separation distance and microtubule-containing nuclear tunnels Molecular Biology of the Cell, 35(4), ar48. . PMCID: 11064660.


19.) Brahma A, Frank DD, Pastor PDH, Piekarski PK, Wang W, Luo JD, Carroll TS, Kronauer DJC (2023 Dec 18). Transcriptional and post-transcriptional control of odorant receptor choice in ants. Current biology : CB, 33(24), 5456-5466.e5. . PMID: 38070504.


20.) Scott KA, Kojima H, Ropek N, Warren CD, Zhang TL, Hogg SJ, Webster C, Zhang X, Rahman J, Melillo B, Cravatt BF, Lyu J, Abdel-Wahab O, Vinogradova EV (2023 Dec 18). Covalent Targeting of Splicing in T Cells. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 38187674.


21.) Khan A, Unlu G, Lin P, Liu Y, Kilic E, Kenny TC, Birsoy K, Gamazon ER (2023 Dec 8). GeneMAP: A discovery platform for metabolic gene function. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 38106122.


22.) Lercher A, Cheong JG, Jiang C, Hoffmann HH, Ashbrook AW, Yin YS, Quirk C, DeGrace EJ, Chiriboga L, Rosenberg BR, Josefowicz SZ, Rice CM (2023 Nov 27). Antiviral innate immune memory in alveolar macrophages following SARS-CoV-2 infection. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 38076887.


23.) Liu Y, Liu S, Tomar A, Yen FS, Unlu G, Ropek N, Weber RA, Wang Y, Khan A, Gad M, Peng J, Terzi E, Alwaseem H, Pagano AE, Heissel S, Molina H, Allwein B, Kenny TC, Possemato RL, Zhao L, Hite RK, Vinogradova EV, Mansy SS, Birsoy K (2023 Nov 17). Autoregulatory control of mitochondrial glutathione homeostasis. Science (New York, N.Y.), 382(6672), 820-828. . PMID: 37917749.


24.) Varandas KC, Hodges BM, Lubeck L, Farinas A, Liang Y, Lu Y, Shaham S (2023 Nov 17). Glia detect and mount a protective response to loss of dendrite substructure integrity in C. elegans. bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology, (), . . PMID: 38014226.


25.) Lu Z, Zhang M, Lee J, Sziraki A, Anderson S, Zhang Z, Xu Z, Jiang W, Ge S, Nelson PT, Zhou W, Cao J (2023 Sep 28). Tracking cell-type-specific temporal dynamics in human and mouse brains. Cell, 186(20), 4345-4364.e24. . PMID: 37774676.


26.) Mätlik K, Govek EE, Paul MR, Allis CD, Hatten ME (2023 Jul 1). Histone bivalency regulates the timing of cerebellar granule cell development. Genes & development, 37(13), 570-589. . PMID: 37491148.


27.) Stewart KS, Gonzales KA, Yuan S, Tierney MT, Bonny AR, Yang Y, Infarinato NR, Cowley CJ, Levorse JM, Pasolli HA, Ghosh S, Rothlin CV, Fuchs E (2023 May 22). Stem cells tightly regulate dead cell clearance to maintain tissue fitness bioRxiv, (), 2023.05.22.541773. . PMCID: 10245816.


28.) Laundos TL, Li S, Cheang E, De Santis R, Piccolo FM, Brivanlou AH (2023). Huntingtin CAG-expansion mutation results in a dominant negative effect. Frontiers in cell and developmental biology, 11(), 1252521. . PMID: 37727506.


29.) Ogishi M, Yang R, Rodriguez R, Golec DP, Martin E, Philippot Q, Bohlen J, Pelham SJ, Arias AA, Khan T, Ata M, Al Ali F, Rozenberg F, Kong XF, Chrabieh M, Laine C, Lei WT, Han JE, Seeleuthner Y, Kaul Z, Jouanguy E, Béziat V, Youssefian L, Vahidnezhad H, Rao VK, Neven B, Fieschi C, Mansouri D, Shahrooei M, Pekcan S, Alkan G, Emiroğlu M, Tokgöz H, Uitto J, Hauck F, Bustamante J, Abel L, Keles S, Parvaneh N, Marr N, Schwartzberg PL, Latour S, Casanova JL, Boisson-Dupuis S (2022 Nov 3). Inherited human ITK deficiency impairs IFN-γ immunity and underlies tuberculosis The Journal of Experimental Medicine, 220(1), e20220484. . PMCID: 9641312.


30.) Biegler MT, Fedrigo O, Collier P, Mountcastle J, Haase B, Tilgner HU, Jarvis ED (2022 Mar 14). Induction of an immortalized songbird cell line allows for gene characterization and knockout by CRISPR-Cas9. Scientific reports, 12(1), 4369. . PMID: 35288582.


Description:

State-of-the-art Flow Cytometry Resource Center. Cell sorting is performed for extended hours by staff. Analysis and cell sorting are offered as self service with 24/7/365 access to the fully trained users.