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Flow cytometry allows you to analyze multiple parameters simultaneously—and by adding more colors you can open up a whole new world of information and insight. Experience the full potential of multicolor flow cytometry with BD flow cytometry instruments, reagents, and services. Here are just a few of the ways we can help you take full advantage of the power of multicolor flow cytometry. Multicolor Products »We design our instruments and reagents to work together for exceptional multicolor performance. For example, our new BD Horizon™ V450 violet laser reagents are designed to deliver optimized performance on BD FACS™ flow cytometers equipped with violet lasers. The BD Horizon V450 violet laser reagents are just the first in a series of new fluorochromes from BD Biosciences, engineered to deliver high sensitivity and consistent results. Instrument and Fluorochrome Selection »The availability of flow cytometers capable of detecting six, eight, and more colors accelerated the discovery of new fluorochromes and the development of antibody conjugates to take advantage of these capabilities. However, choosing the optimal combination of fluorochromes for your particular antibody specificities is a complex process with multiple variables to consider. We've designed a variety of tools to aid in the selection of reagent panels for multicolor flow cytometry—including our newly updated Interactive Fluorescence Spectrum Viewer. Instrument Setup and Optimization »We've simplified instrument setup for improved workflow and more consistent results with our BD™ Cytometer Setup and Tracking Beads. Together with BD FACSDiva™ v6 software, these beads automatically track measurements and performance to maintain consistent cytometer values from day to day and experiment to experiment. Our instrument and fluorochrome specification guide helps speed experiment setup. The Fundamentals of Flow »Want to know more about how flow cytometry works? We’ve provided a free online course explaining the fundamentals of flow cytometry.
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