Have an interesting flow cytometry case? Submit your case, share your experience, and join us at the MD Anderson Flow Cytometry Conference this September.
Our department is hosting a fantastic flow cytometry course Sep 19-20 2026.
Register and join!! This course will be great for those interested in advancing their flow skills, particularly in panel design and MRD.
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Our department is hosting a fantastic flow cytometry course Sep 19-20 2026.
Register and join!! This course will be great for those interested in advancing their flow skills, particularly in panel design and MRD.
@MDAndersonnews
https://t.co/KqNxuRnm6S
Looking at the background reactive B and T cells, may help you to suspect types of lymphoma that you are often not able to identify the neoplastic tumor cells by routine flow cytometry. Johnathan Fromm at ICCS-24
Not all CD22 monoclonal antibodies are born equal, some recognized basophils and plasmacytoid dendritic cells in addition to B cells, and some recognize them all. By Misha Roshal
Flow cytometry measurements of CART help to manage patients who are undergoing CART therapy. Summary slide from Dr. Kathleen Gallagher. Proud that we have CAR19, BCMA CART and allogenic CART tests at MA Anderson as CLIA assays
ICCS also offers educational grants for people from developing countries to remotely attend the #FlowICCS23 Meeting. Deadline to apply is August 29th.
Please visit link for additional information: https://t.co/Kj3FlF2Pfi
Case submission for the SH-EAHP @SocforHemepath Workshop 2023 is now open!
Link: https://t.co/1P5EpVBlkq
➡️ Looking for “T & NK-cell lymphomas”
✨Don’t forget to include unstained sections, we will select a subset for genomic profiling to provide molecular 🧬classification.