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Liquid biopsy EV analysis with small particle flow cytometry

2022-09-02T06:29:31+00:00

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Small particle flow cytometry using 3 light scatter detectors enhances extracellular vesicle analysis in liquid biopsies, highlighting the potential to segregate EVs by refractive index

Pink, Desmond,  Basu, Arghya, Valencia, Juliana, Pham, Diana, and Lewis, J.D.

Extracellular vesicle analysis using “small particle” flow cytometry would be greatly enhanced if data from materials of different refractive index (RI) could be segregated. Likewise, relative sizing of EVs using small particle flow cytometry is confounded by the influence of RI on light scatter. Beads of different composition and refractive index scatter light differently, so that small beads of high RI and large beads of lower RI can have overlapping signals on a two dimension light scatter plot. As particle size decreases, light scatter intensity profiles eventually merge regardless of refractive index. In this project, we aimed to demonstrate graphically, (1) the enhancement of EV flow analysis when using an additional angle of light scatter collection (medium angle of light scatter, MALS) to identify different sample components (e.g. lipids, protein, extracellular vesicles) and (2) the practical reality of sample component overlap at different particle sizes.

Nanostics CSO Desmond Pink will be presenting this work at CYTO 2022, June 3-7, in Philadelphia, US.
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Liquid biopsy EV analysis with small particle flow cytometry2022-09-02T06:29:31+00:00

White Paper: Performance Qualification for MicroFlow Cytometers: Understanding technical limitations to improve your research

2022-02-05T03:18:15+00:00

As microflow cytometry matures toward clinical applications for extracellular vesicle (EV) analysis, a concerted effort to improve reproducibility has begun. The new MISEV and MISEV MISEV-Flow guidelines are critical to enabling this reproducibility.

AUTHOR: DESMOND PINK, MICHAEL WONG, DIANA PHAM, RENJITH PILLAI, LEANNE STIFANYK, SYLVIA KOCH, REBECCA HIEBERT, OLIVER KENYON, AND JOHN LEWIS

White Paper: Performance Qualification for MicroFlow Cytometers: Understanding technical limitations to improve your research2022-02-05T03:18:15+00:00
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