A survey of the use of flow cytometry for clinical purposes is given. In the last decade the
main clinical application of this technique has been measurements of cellular DNA content …

The capacity for fluorescence excitation by beams of different wavelengths at separate
points along the sample stream, and the capacity for computer analysis of multiparameter …

From the reviews of the 3rd Edition..." The standard reference for anyone interested in
understanding flow cytometry technology." American Journal of Clinical Oncology"... one of …

The purpose of this study was to find a 488‐nm excitable fluorescent dye for reticulocyte
analysis by the use of fluorescence activated cell cytometry. The chemical structure of …

The addition of RNA content estimation to flow cytometric measurement of DNA content
provides valuable information concerning cells' transitions between quiescent and …

Reticulocytes are immature red blood cells (RBCs). Reticulocytes originate in the bone
marrow from the orthochromatic normoblast through nuclear exclusion. They are released …

Flow cytometry combines many of the advantages of microscopy and biochemical analysis
in a single high precision technique for rapid phenotypic analysis and sorting of individual …

Flow cytometry instrumentation developed from early efforts to count cells and particles in
liquid suspension as they passed through a sensing device. Since the mid‐1960's …

A cytochemical method was developed to differentially stain cellular DNA, RNA, and
proteins with fluorochromes Hoechst 33342, pyronin Y, and fluorescein isothiocyanate …

Background To compare efficacy between recombinant human erythropoietin (rhEPO) plus
parenteral iron vs. iron alone (parenteral vs. oral) in postpartum anaemia. Methods Sixty …