Current Standards in Flow Cytometry Cell Sorter Biosafety
Recorded On: 06/22/2019
-
Register
- Visitor - Free!
- Bronze - Free!
- Silver - Free!
- Gold - Free!
- Platinum - Free!
- Community Administrator - Free!
- ISAC Staff - Free!
- Bronze Lab Membership - Free!
- Silver Lab Membership - Free!
- Platinum Lab Membership - Free!
The Presenters
Geoffrey Lyon
Yale University School of Medicine
Steve Perfetto
NIAID, National Institute of Health
Evan Jellison
UCONN Health
Session Summary
This tutorial will provide a summary of biosafety principles as they apply to flow cytometry and cell sorting, including a comprehensive review of an improved bead-based containment assay presented in paper “Novel Impactor and Microsphere-Based Assay Used to Measure Containment of Aerosols Generated in a Flow Cytometer Cell Sorter” (Perfetto. S., Cytometry A 2019; 95A: 173-182). This tutorial will also provide an expert forum highlighting specific scenarios that operators or core facility managers encounter. After this tutorial, the attendee should have a clearer understanding of the principles and practices of biosafety as they pertain to flow cytometry, in particular cell sorting. Additionally, the attendees will have an understanding of how to properly conduct this new bead-based assay to validate the containment of cell sorters.
CMLE Credit: 1.5