Microbial flow cytometry can rapidly characterize the status of microbial communities. Upon
measurement, large amounts of quantitative single-cell data are generated, which need to …

Microbiome management research and applications rely on temporally resolved
measurements of community composition. Current technologies to assess community …

Background Flow cytometry (FCM) is a powerful single-cell based measurement method to
ascertain multidimensional optical properties of millions of cells. FCM is widely used in …

Quantification of the abundance and understanding of the dynamics of the microbial
communities is essential to establish a basis for microbiome characterization. The …

Flow cytometry is an important technology for the study of microbial communities. It grants
the ability to rapidly generate phenotypic single-cell data that are both quantitative …

Cell density is an important factor in all microbiome research, where interactions are of
interest. It is also the most important parameter for the operation and control of most …

Flow cytometry has recently established itself as a tool to track short-term dynamics in
microbial community assembly and link those dynamics with ecological parameters …

Measuring the microbial diversity in natural and engineered environments is important for
ecosystem characterization, ecosystem monitoring and hypothesis testing. Although the …

Optical characteristics of individual bacterial cells of natural communities can be measured
with flow cytometry (FCM) in high throughput. The resulting data are visualized in cytometric …

Altering environmental conditions change structures of microbial communities. These effects
have an impact on the single‐cell level and can be sensitively detected using community …