Flow Cytometry

1. Nuclear Components : Form and Function

   1. Flow Cytogenetics: Fundamentals and New Developments

      • L. Scott Cram, J. Fawcett, L. L. Deaven

      Pages 259-268

   2. In Situ Hybridization

      • Jan A. Bayer, Ger van den Engh

      Pages 269-276

   3. The Molecular Basis of Mammalian Cell Growth Control

      • Gerard I. Evan

      Pages 277-290

   4. Flow Cytometric Analysis of Nuclear Associated Antigens

      • James V. Watson

      Pages 291-310

   5. Chromatin Changes Accompanying Apoptosis Detected by Flow Cytometry

      • Zbigniew Darzynkiewicz, Wojciech Gorczyca, Michel A. Hotz, Piotr Lassota, Silvia Bruno, Frank Traganos

      Pages 311-326

   6. Gene Mapping and PCR Applications with Flow-Sorted Chromosomes

      • N. P. Carter

      Pages 327-342

   7. Cytometry, Antitumour Drugs and DNA Topoisomerases

      • P. J. Smith

      Pages 343-354

   8. Detection of Apoptosis using Fluorescent In Situ Nick Translation

      • R. R. Jonker, J. G. J. Bauman, J. W. M. Visser

      Pages 355-362

2. Data Management Expert Systems and Cell Sorting Techniques

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 363-363

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   2. Flow Cytometry Data Analysis. Basic Concepts and Analysis of Mono-Dimensional Immunofluorescence Histograms

      • James V. Watson

      Pages 365-393

   3. Analysis of Multiparameter Flow Cytometric Data

      • James H. Jett, Robert C. Habbersett

      Pages 395-411

   4. Expert Assistance for Flow Immunophenotyping

      • Gary C. Salzman, Richard J. Beckman, Carleton C. Stewart, Sigrid J. Stewart

      Pages 413-420

   5. DNA Content and Cell Cycle Analysis by Flow Cytometry in Clinical Samples : Applications in Cancer

      • F. Spyratos

      Pages 421-432

   6. Immunomagnetic Particles for Cell Isolation

      • C. Andreoni

      Pages 433-450

   7. Optical Trapping: Instrumentation and Biological Applications

      • T. N. Buican

      Pages 451-467

3. Back Matter

   Pages 469-478

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Described here are the practical applications of flow cytometry in specific biological systems, ranging from cell biology to chromosome analysis and sorting. Three major areas of interest in cell and molecular biology are addressed: - Cell Activation and Biological Response. - Membrane-Ligand Interactions and Cell Identity. - Nuclear Components: Form and Function. Data management, expert systems and cell sorting techniques concerning all aspects of flow cytometry are also presented.

• Activation
• Chromosomenanalyse
• Durchfluß-Zytometrie
• Zytometrie
• cell biology
• cell sorting
• chromosome analysis
• cytometry
• flow cytometry

• Laboratoire de Cytométrie, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Villejuif, France

  Alain Jacquemin-Sablon

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