Flow Cytometry Exam
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What are 3 subsystems of a flow cytometer? - Answer: fluidics,
optics, electronics
, What is the interrogation point? - Answer: where particles flow
through the sample tube and meets a laser beam
How many particles/cell at a time should intercept the laser
beam? - Answer: 1 at a time
As the sample core and sheath fluid move through a narrowing
channel in the flow cell, the sample core remains in the center of
the sheath fluid without mixing. What is this called? - Answer:
hydrodynamic focusing
Sample flow rate is also called - Answer: events per sample
What does the acronym LASER mean? - Answer: Light
Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
What is the function of a filter? - Answer: route the light to the
appropriate detector
What are the 3 components required to convert light into data? -
Answer: photodectors, amplifier, signal processors
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What are 3 subsystems of a flow cytometer? - Answer: fluidics,
optics, electronics
, What is the interrogation point? - Answer: where particles flow
through the sample tube and meets a laser beam
How many particles/cell at a time should intercept the laser
beam? - Answer: 1 at a time
As the sample core and sheath fluid move through a narrowing
channel in the flow cell, the sample core remains in the center of
the sheath fluid without mixing. What is this called? - Answer:
hydrodynamic focusing
Sample flow rate is also called - Answer: events per sample
What does the acronym LASER mean? - Answer: Light
Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
What is the function of a filter? - Answer: route the light to the
appropriate detector
What are the 3 components required to convert light into data? -
Answer: photodectors, amplifier, signal processors