Instructions
How to use FlowJo off-campus using an Emory VPN connection
http://it.emory.edu/showdoc.cfm?docid=5646 Follow these instructions to create and open a VPN (Virtual Private Network) connection to the Emory system. Then fire up FlowJo (make sure you've registered FlowJo!) Let us know if you have any questions.
How to connect to the Flow Core server for data transfer
Protocols and Procedures
- Antibody Titering (Carleton Stewart, et al)
- Immunophenotyping (Carleton Stewart, et al)
- Cell Cycle Staining Protocol (special Thanks to Dr. Ritu Aneja and the Harish Joshi Lab)
- A WinMDI Tutorial
- A Setup System for Compensation: BD CompBeads plus BD FACSDiva Software (pdf)
- BD FACSAria User's Guide
- Determining Antibody Titers (special Thanks to Dr. Carleton Stewart and RPCI)
- Titering Directly Conjugated Antibodies to Extracellular Antigens (special Thanks to Dr. Carleton Stewart and RPCI)
- Apoptosis Prep for Training
- Extracellular Immunophenotyping prep(special Thanks to Hilary Rosenthal, MT (ASCP) and the Waller Lab)
- Intracellular Staining prep(special Thanks to Hilary Rosenthal, MT (ASCP) and the Waller Lab)
- Cell-cycle protocol for yeast (special Thanks to Missy Brykailo and the Fridovich-Keil Lab)
Training Materials
- Post-Training Tutorial - Digital Analyzers
- Post-Training Tutorial - Analog Analyzers
- DSB LSRII Reagent/Filter/Laser Chart
- DSB LSRII Octagon Optic Template
- DSB LSRII Trigon Optic Template
- DSB LSRII panel worksheet (special thanks to Suzanne Mertens and the EVC Flow Cytometry Core Facility)
Sorting
Guide to Getting a Great Sort Sort Buffer Selection In order to avoid the common pitfalls inevitable in preparing cells for sorting, we recommend reading the following links:
Sorting Presentations
- Source Lab PI: Dr. Rafi Ahmed, PhD
- Client: Dr. Kim Kawamura, PhD
- Source material: P14 chimeras (B6 mice initially transferred with 106 P14 splenocytes) and then immunized with DNA
- Sort criteria: separate out CD62L hi and lo populations from DNA- immunized mice 62 days post-vaccination
- Sort goal: to use the sorted cells to make RNA for gene chip analysis
- Sort protocol: high-speed two-step sort
References
1. Flow Cytometry: A Practical Approach. Edited by MG Ormerod. ( IRL Press, Oxford. 1994. ISBN 0-19 963461-0)
2. Practical Flow Cytometry. 3rd Edition. Howard M Shapiro. ( Alan R Liss, Inc. ISBN 0-471-30376-3).
3. Flow Cytometry. First Principles. Alice Longobardi Givan. ( Wiley-Liss, New York, 1992. ISBN 0-471-56095-2.)
4. Handbook of Flow Cytometry Methods. Edited by J Paul Robinson. ( Wiley-Liss, New York, 1993. ISBN 0-471-59634-5. )
