Cytometry Part A

Guest editors Valery V. Tuchin, Attila Tárnok, and Vladimir P. Zharov provide a “horizon of opportunities” in this topical issue with a focus on in vivo flow cytometry. Applications and techniques are explored and reviewed for analysis of small multicellular organisms, cell labeling, monitoring multiple blood rheology parameters, and other recent advances. This Special Issue is now freely available online. Click here to access the summaries of each of the selected special issue articles listed below.

Negative photocoustic effect as a marker of circulating clots may prevent stroke

In vivo flow cytometry can monitor cell and nanoparticle trafficking in circulation

Photoacoustic flow cytometry tracks transport of nanoparticles in live plants in real-time

New techniques for imaging sickle cell disease

Wormometry-on-a-chip

Cytometry Part A is pleased to announce the acceptance of OMIPs (Optimized Multicolor Immunofluorescence Panels)

Benefits to Authors and the Research Community Include:

A mechanism for communicating and disseminating complex panels of reagents designed to interrogate phenotypic or functional aspects of cells

Acknowledgement of the effort and value the optimized panel provides with a citable publication

The OMIP can serve to dramatically shorten development efforts in labs that are initiating a new immunophenotyping study

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Read the first two published OMIPs!

Quality and phenotype of Ag-responsive human T-cells

Phenotypic analysis of specific human CD8+ T-cells using peptide-MHC class I multimers for any of four epitopes

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Cytometry in cell necrobiology revisited. Recent advances and new vistas.