A generous donation indeed. Do you know what condition it is in? I believe the state-of-the-art is marching along swiftly so hopefully this is from an earlier generation but functional (or nearly so).
I've done quite a bit of work with flow cytometry but never cell sorting. I suspect BD would be willing to give you quite a bit of help in the hope of consumables sales later down the road.
On 17 November 2012 04:13, plushzilla <m.lai.s4074433@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Emil,It's a very generous donation! They are actually pretty expensive to run and maintain, and it brings back good old memories of cell sorting experiments from my postgraduate days.As Nathan mentioned before, a big part of the experiment is running the right type of control and working out the right set of fluorescent markers to use so that your results can be interpreted correctly. What type of application would you be thinking about using it for? I have had some experience with both the standard markers as well as the bangs beads, and generally they are not too difficult to use. The suppliers normally are also very helpful, because they want to build a good relationship to keep the orders for consumables ticking along.If you have any more information I'd be happy to provide some suggestions and advice.ThanksTo view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msg/diybio/-/_cYCW38xyxQJ.--
On Friday, 16 November 2012 00:41:05 UTC+10, Emil Polny wrote:Hi all,In BiologiGaragen/Labitat in Copenhagen we have been offered a Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorting (or FACS) machine as a donation to the DIYbio space (see the photos below).This is a very generous offer, but none of us have the necessary experience to set it up, calibrate it, etc.Do anyone of you have this kind of experience?Could you share it with us?Thanks a lot in advance,Emil
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