Flow cytometry allows phenotyping characterisation of cell populations by analysing surface or intra-cytoplasmic markers of single cells, combined with light scatter properties. Multiparameter flow cytometry (MFC) is the process whereby multiple markers are analysed simultaneously, allowing for more accurate phenotypic characterisation. It plays an important role in haematology diagnosis and monitoring of response to treatment.
Detailed knowledge of flow cytometry methodology, gating strategies and maturation pathways is not required for the FRCPath Haematology examination. Knowledge of common immunophenotypes and lineage markers should suffice.
Course Content
Flow Basics
Gating Strategies
Maturation Pathways
I wish to learn flow cytometry. I am a pathologist
Assalam o alaikum…how can I register for this flow cytometry course
Is there any course for flowcytometry?
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Thanks for this! One of the most straightforward content I have for flow cytometry. Lots of reading to do, but this one is by far has a good sumary! Thanks doctors 🙂
Glad you are finding it helpful and thanks for the positive feedback!