The Flow Cytometry Core Facility (FCCF) strives to maximize scientific impact by providing expertise and training in all aspects of flow cytometry and by offering reliable yet cutting-edge instrumentation. The FCCF began as a joint venture between Weill Cornell Medicine and the Hospital for Special Surgery in 2016 and offers expert-operated cell sorting, customer-operated FACS analysis, training for self-operation of FCCF cytometers, and consultation regarding experimental design and data interpretation. These services, alongside cutting-edge, expertly-maintained instrumentation, fulfill the FCCF mission of striving to maximize the utility and scientific impact of flow cytometry for all clients.
Core Technologies/Services
- Expert-operated cell sorting
- Self-service analysis
- Training for self-service analysis, and consultation
Equipment
- BD Symphony S6 (3)
- BD Influx cell sorter
- Sony MA900 cell sorter
- BD FACSAria II SORP cell sorter (2)
- BD FACSymphony A5
- BD LSR Fortessa SORP
- BD FACSCelesta
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