In this presentation, you will examine five basic components of flow cytometry theory. This presentation is intended for any operators of the system including but not limited to customers, service engineers, sales, and application specialists. This presentation is for
Training Use Only. It is not intended as a substitute for manuals and other product documentation. Always follow product labeling and manufacturer's recommendations for intended use.
Training course 1 defines the terms: sheath, hydrodynamic focusing, forward scatter, side scatter, fluorescence, peak, integral, amplification, noise discrimination, analog to digital, histogram, dotplot,
gating, and analysis.
Training course 2 defines the terms: photon, wavelength, excitation, emission, absorbance, interference, dichroic, and % Transmittance. Identifies the four basic filter types and their characteristic % Transmittance curves.
Training course 3 states the rules for selecting filters in a system. Given a set of filters,
you will be able to select the filters needed
for a multicolor system once this course is
completed.
Training course 4 when completed, you will be able to recognize when compensation is necessary and identify the factors affecting it. Compensate using the Classic compensation method and recognize a correct adjustment.
Training course 5 when completed, you will be able to describe the basic concepts involved in the application(s) of interest and recognize the basic plots representing the application(s) of interest.
You can view this presentation on-line by
clicking on the icon above or click here to go to the application
download page to download the application on your computer to view the training off-line.
In this course, you will be introduced to the basic features of the Summit™ software. This program can be used as a stand-alone application for data analysis or can be used to operate the
MoFlo™ XDP flow cytometer.
The Introduction to the Cyan™ ADP Course provides an introduction to the flow cytometer and is designed for those who own or plan to operate the Cyan™ ADP flow cytometer. The module is intended as a prerequisite to additional or more advanced instruction on the system and associated software
The Operation of the Cyan™ ADP Course is the second training module for the instrument and should only be taken only after having completed the Introduction to the Cyan™ ADP Flow Cytometer module. This course provides continued instruction on the system and focuses on operation of the instrument.
You can view this presentation on-line by clicking
on the links below or click here to go to the application
download page to download the application on your computer to view the training off-line.
On Line training
Basics: In this presentation we will describe the concepts involved with the Cell Lab Quanta SC system, the hardware and the software.
Create: Simulate the steps needed to create
protocols, calibrate EV, create regions, assign gating, create
work lists, and setup compensation.
You can view this presentation on-line by clicking
on the links below or click here to go to the application
download page to download the application on your computer to view the training off-line.
On Line training
Basics: In this presentation we will describe the concepts involved with the Cell Lab Quanta SC
MPL system, the hardware and the software.
Create: Simulate the steps needed to create
protocols, calibrate EV, create regions, assign gating, create
worklists, and setup compensation.
Analysis: In this presentation we will describe the concepts involved with the Cell Lab Quanta SC system, the hardware and the software.
In this presentation, the software tasks will be demonstrated and, where possible, simulated.
This presentation is intended for anyone using the system software.
Gallios™ : For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
This presentation is for Training Use Only. It is not intended as a substitute for manuals and other product documentation. Always follow product labeling and manufacturer's recommendations for intended use.
This presentation contains audio as well as graphics. Speakers and/or headphones are required.
Frequently Asked Questions
These presentations contain audio as well as graphics. Speakers and/or headphones are required. Transcripts of the audio as well as the graphics appearing
throughout this presentation can be printed.
1. What type of sytem do I need to navigate through the Beckman Coulter Training?
This module was tested and determined to operate properly on a system with the
following configuration:
· PC with Intel® Pentium® 4 processor or better
· Monitor with 1024 x 768 resolution or higher
· Microsoft® Internet Explorer Version 6 or Netscape® Navigator 9 or above.
· Speaker or headphones for audio.
· Adobe® Flash® Player 8 or above
· Adobe® Acrobat® Adobe Reader 5.0 or above is required
2. What is the purpose of this training?
During this training, you will examine five basic components of flow cytometry theory.
This presentation is intended for any operators of the system including but not limited to customers, service engineers, sales, and application specialists.
This presentation is for Training Use Only. It is not intended as a substitute for manuals and other product documentation. Always follow product labeling and manufacturer's recommendations for intended use.
3. How do I begin the training? You can
begin the on-line training by clicking on any of the 5 icons for each section (Flow Principles, Excitation Emission Filters, Filter Selection, Compensation, Applications). Each presentation begins
