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ISAC XIX International Congress
CB 01: INDUCTION AND SUPPRESSION OF THYMOCYTE APOPTOSIS BY UVC IRRADIATION
Pechatnikov VA, Afanasyev VN, Lonskaya IA, Dolgachev VA, Nicolaeva NN,
CB 02: APOPTOTIC DNA FRAGMENTATION AND IRRADIATION-INDUCED S AND G2 PHASE DELAYS ARE ATTENUATED BY AMILORIDE
Harry A. Crissman, Brian L. Sailer, Jose M. Cobo, Rafael Garcia-Canero, Joseph G. Valdez , Anna M. Barrasso
CB 03: FLOW CYTOMETRIC FLUORESCENCE LIFETIME ANALYSIS OF DNA BINDING FLUOROCHROMES.
Harry A. Crissman, Brian L. Sailer, Joseph G. Valdez, John A. Steinkamp
CB 04: APOPTOSIS INDUCED WITH DIFFERENT AGENTS PRODUCES DIFFERENTIAL CHANGES IN THE FLUORESCENCE LIFETIME OF DNA-BOUND ETHIDIUM BROMIDE.
Harry A. Crissman, Brian L. Sailer, Joseph G. Valdez, John A. Steinkamp
CB 05: MONITORING THE UPTAKE OF FLUORESCENT DRUGS IN RELATION TO CELL CYCLE PHASE AND FLUORESCENCE LIFETIME BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Harry A. Crissman, Brian L. Sailer, Joseph G. Valdez, Zbigniew Darzynkiewicz, John A. Steinkamp,
CB 06: CHANGES IN THE MITOCHONDRIAL MASS DURING THE CELL CYCLE: A MULTIPARAMETER, FLOW CYTOMETRIC STUDY
Gopal Pande, P. Kavin Kennady
CB 07: ACTIVE DISSOCIATION OF HOECHST 33342 FROM DNA AS A MECHANISM OF DRUG RESISTANCE IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
V.V. Levina, E.Yu.Varfolomeeva, M.V.Filatov
CB 08: A FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF MUCIN ANTIGEN EXPRESSION USING THE C595 ANTI-MUC1 ANTIBODY.
Sarah Fritchley, Eftichia Petrakou, Mike Price, John Lawry
CB 09: FLUOROMETRIC ANALYSIS OF INTRACELLULAR CHANGES INDUCED BY SULFUR MUSTARD IN CULTURED HUMAN EPIDERMAL KERATINOCYTES.
William J. Smith, Susan A. Kelly, Offie E. Clark, III, Maura E. DeJoseph, Clark L. Gross
CB 10: FLOW CYTOMETRY IN THE SELECTION OF CHEMICALLY INDUCED RAT MAMMARY TUMOR DERIVED HETEROGENEOUS CELL CLONES FOR THE STUDY OF IN VITRO PROLIFERATION AND IN VIVO TUMORIGENESIS AND METASTASIS.
L. TEODORI, F. TAGLIAFERRI, M. G. VALENTE, D. COLETTI, A. MANGANELLI, A. ZOLOVKINS, F. STIPA, M. PERSIANI
CB 11: GEL MICRODROP TECHNOLOGY FOR RAPID ISOLATION OF RARE AND HIGH PRODUCER CELLS
S. Adams, C. Cabral, G. Paradis, P. McGrath,
CB 12: REGULATION OF THE PERMEABILITY TRANSITION AND RELEASE OF CYTOCHROME C IN MICE LIVER MITOCHNDRIA.
Petit P.X. (1), Goubern M. (2), Diolez Ph. (3), Chapey M.F. (2), Susin S.A. (1), Zamzami N. (1), Kroemer G. (1),
CB 13: DETECTION OF AGE-DEPENDENT POLYPLOIDIZATION OF RAT LIVER NUCLEI USING FLOW CYTOMETRY.
V. Chabanny, B. Gerashechenko, A. Litoshenko, T. Mozzhukhina, L. Drachuk
CB 14: ANALYSIS OF AGE-RELATED FEATURES OF RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIA BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
A. Litoshenko, V. Chabanny, T. Mozzhukhina, L. Drachuk, B. Gerashechenko,
CB 15: LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRY DISTINGUISHES LYMPHOCYTES, MONOCYTES AND GRANULOCYTES BY DIFFERENCES IN THEIR CHROMATIN STRUCTURE.
Elzbieta Bedner, Patricia Burfeind, Wojciech Gorczyca, Myron R. Melamed, Zbigniew Darzynkiewicz,
CB 16:
Jacqueline Madden, Peter H Howarth, Richard C Godfrey, Anthony J Frew,
CB 17: FIXED-TIME FLOW CYTOMETRY AS A TOOL FOR DETECTION OF EARLY CALCIUM SIGNALS AND RECEPTOR CLONING.
Attila Tárnok, Ph.D
CB 18: ACCELERATED ENDOTHELIAL CELL SENESCENCE STUDIED BY LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRY
W Yang, DP de Bono, Rew DA,
CB 19: CYTOMETRIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF HUMAN DENDRITIC CELL LINES.
Sanchez Martha, Nunez Cesar A., Nunez Rafael
CB 20: ISOLATION OF PORCINE MYOBLASTS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY ACCOMPANIED BY MOLECULAR TAGGING WITH GREEN FLUORESCENCE PROTEIN
J.R. Blanton Jr., A.L. Grant, J.P. Robinson, K.E. Ragheb, D.C. McFarland, C.A. Bidwell
CB 21: DETECTION OF APOPTOSIS BY LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRY (LSC).
Elzbieta Bedner, Zbigniew Darzynkiewicz
CB 22: EVIDENCE OF VON WILLEBRAND FACTOR ON PMN SURFACE: A NEW BRIDGE BETWEEN PLATELET AND PMN CONJUGATES?
N Maugeri, M Nanni, M Narbaitz, MA Lazzari,
CB 23: EFFECTS OF AGING ON THE NEURON AND GLIAL NUMBER IN RAT HYPOTHALAMUS: VENTROMEDIAL NUCLEUS AND LATERAL AREA.
Kvitnitskaya-Ryzhova T.Yu., Mikhalsky S.A.,
CB 24: CELL CLASSIFICATION USING THE HYDROLYSIS RATES CRITERION.
Sunray, Merav, Kaufman, Menachem, Zurgil, Naomi, Deutsch, Mordechai
CB 25: DNA DEGRADATION DURING APOPTOSIS IS NON-RANDOM
Manon van Engeland, Frans C.S. Ramaekers, Anton H.N. Hopman,
CB 26: IFN-
AND IL-10 SECRETION IS LINKED IFN- AND IL-10 SURFACE EXPRESSION.
Scheffold, Alexander, Assenmacher, Mario, Radbruch, A.,
CB 27: ASSESSMENT OF ANTIGEN EXPRESSION IN APOPTOTIC CELLS.
Filippo Renò, Stefano Papa
CB 28: PO2.7 (7A6) ANTIGEN EXPRESSION, IN A HYPOXIC BREAST TUMOR MODEL, IDENTIFIES A SHARED APOPTOTIC-NECROTIC DEATH PATHWAY.
Steven K. Koester, Stuart F. Schlossman, Chonghui C. Zhang, Susan J. Decker, Wade E. Bolton,
CB 29: ROLE OF IL-15, IL-2 AND IL-12 IN NATURAL KILLER CELL DIFFERENTIATION FROM CORD BLOOD HEMATOPOIETIC PROGENITOR CELLS.
Loris Zamai, Ian M.Bennett, Bice Perussia,
CB 30: THE ROLE OF APOPTOSIS IN CONJUGATED LINOLEIC ACID (CLA) INHIBITION OF PROSTATE CANCER CELL LINES IN VITRO
K. K. Cornell, D. J. Waters, B. Watkins, J. P. Robinson,
CB 31: T LYMPHOCYTE FUNCTIONALITY ASSAY BASED ON SIMULTANEOUS FEMTOMOLAR DETECTION OF GM-CSF SECRETION AND CELLULAR IMMUNOPHENOTYPING BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Daniel P. Collins
CB 32: SIMULTANEOUS FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF DNA CONTENT AND CELL CYCLE PROTEIN EXPRESSION IN CHICK CHONDROCYTES IN A MICROGRAVITY TISSUE CULTURE SYSTEM
William Telford, Dalina Stiner, Andrew Beavis, Stephen Doty,
CB 33: BCR- ABL OLIGODEOXYNUCLEOTIDES MODIFY THE NUCLEOLAR STRUCTURE IN K562 CELLS BUT NOT INDUCES APOPTOSIS.
F. Luchetti, M. Malatesta, A. Gregorini, S. Battistelli, G. Gazzanelli, E. Falcieri, S. Papa,
CB 34: LACK OF CORRELATION BETWEEN CYTOGENETIC DAMAGE AND APOPTOSIS IN -IRRADIATED PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES.
Philippé Jan, Louagie Henk, Vral An, Cornelissen Maria, Thierens Bert, De Ridder Leo,
CB 35: FC-RECEPTOR MEDIATED OXIDATIVE BURST IN HUMAN CELL LINES MEASURED BY THE CELLPROBE REAGENT DCFH.PEROXIDASE.
Philip Townsend
CB 36: SERUM OF DONORS RECEIVING GRANULOCYTE COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR (G-CSF) INDUCES T-CELL UNRESPONSIVENESS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF LYMPHOCYTE PARTIAL ACTIVATION.
Sergio Rutella, Carlo Rumi, Mothanje Barbara Lucia, Tiziano Barberi, Giuseppe Leone,
CB 37: B-LACTAMASE AS A REPORTER IN CLONAL SELECTION USING FLOW CYTOMETRY AND FLUORESCENCE IMAGING OF GENE EXPRESSION.
Tom Knapp, Gregor Zlokarnik, Luxin Feng, Mike Whitney, Roger Tsien, Paul Negulescu,
CB 38: ASSSOCIATION OF NUCLEAR TRANSLOCATION OF BAX WITH CELL CYCLE AND APOPTOSIS DURING HYPERTHERMIA.
Masumi Tsuda, Michiru Nishita, Shoichi Inoue,
CB 39: INDOLENT SYSTEMIC MAST CELL DISEASE IN ADULTS: IMMUNOPHENOTYPIC CHARACTERIZATION OF BONE ARROW MAST CELLS AND ITS DIAGNOSTIC IMPLICATIONS.
Luis Escribano, Alberto Orfao, Beatriz Dìaz-Agustin, Jesús Villarrubia, Carlos Cerverû, Antonio López, Marìa A. Garcìa Marcos, Carmen Bellas, Serafìn Fernández-Caòadas, Manuela Cuevas, Alberto Sánchez, José L. Velasco, José Luis Navarro, Jesús F. San Miguel
CB 40: FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF CELL KILLING BY THE JUMPER ANT VENOM PEPTIDE PILOSULIN 1 WITHIN A HETEROGENEOUS CELL POPULATION.
Malcolm King; Qi-Xuan Wu, Gregory Donovan, Brian Baldo.
CB 41: FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF APOPTOSIS AND NECROSIS IN CD4+ OR CD8+ T CELLS OBTAINED FROM LESIONS OF PATIENTS WITH AMERICAN TEGUMENTARY LEISHMANIASIS (ATL).
Álvaro L. Bertho, Marta A. Santiago, Alda M. Da-Cruz, Sérgio G. Coutinho
CB 42: HETEROGENOUS EXPRESSION OF THE D ANTIGEN IN D VARIANT RED BLOOD CELLS DEMONSTRATED BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Jennifer A Bryant, Julie M Watt, Anne Fletcher,
CB 43: STUDYING THE DYNAMIC PROCESS OF APOPTOSIS IN TIME BY FLOWCYTOMETRY USING ANNEXIN-V AND A MODIFIED ISEL-TECHNIQUE.
A. Pennings, L. Span, H. Bijl, G. Vierwinden, J. Boezeman, R. Raymakers.
CB 44: HETEROCLUMPING OF MITOTIC CHROMOSOMES THAT REVEALED BY SINGLE CELL FLOW KARYOTYPING IS A COMMON CONSEQUENCE OF SPINDLE POISONING.
Valeri V. Zenin, Alla N. Shatrova, Nicolay D. Aksenov, Andrey I. Poletaev.
CB 45: 4-HPR INDUCED APOPTOSIS IS NOT AFFECTED BY CONCOMITANT VITAMIN A TREATMENT IN IN VITRO CELL SYSTEMS
Bruno S, Pietra G, Torrisi R, Decensi A,
CB 46: THE ROLE OF TGF B1 IN PROLIFERATION CONTROL IN HUMAN COLON CANCER
Nami Aljehani, Joanna Bowman, Janice Royds, John Lawry.
CB 47: CYTOKERATIN EXPRESSION IN BREAST SCREENED TUMOURS.
Brotherick, I., Browell, D.A., Shenton, B.K., Webb, L.A., Lunt, L.G., Cunliffe, W.J., Young, J.R., Higgs, M.J.
CB 48: APOPTOSIS AND MUTATION INDUCTION IN GENISTEIN-EXPOSED HUMAN LYMPHOBLASTOID CELLS.
SM Morris, OE Domon, LJ McGarrity, JJ Chen.
CB 49: THE IMMUNOPOTENTIATORY DRUG TUCARESOL PRIMES T-CELLS FOR ENHANCED CALCIUM RELEASE IN RESPONSE TO TCR STIMULATION
Simon R. Hall, John R. Rhodes.
CB 50: THE USE OF TO-PRO-3 IODIDE IN DUAL COLOUR (PE AND FITC) ASSAYS AS AN INDICATOR OF CELL VIABILITY APOPTOSIS AND CELL CYCLE STATUS.
D.C. Davies
CB 51: SHORT-CHAIN FATTY ACID INITIATED CELL CYCLE ARREST AND APOPTOSIS OF COLONIC EPITHELIAL CELLS ARE LINKED TO MITOCHONDRIAL MEMBRANE POTENTIAL
B.G. Heerdt, M.A. Houston, D.F. Gebhard Jr., L.H. Augenlicht.
CB 52: MITOCHONDRIAL BIOENERGETIC APPROACH BY FLOW CYTOMETRY: AN EXAMPLE BASED ON THE REGULATION OF THE OXYDATIVE MODULATION OF THE MITOCHONDRIAL PERMEABILITY TRANSITION OF BROWN FAT, MICE AND RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIA.
Goubern M. (2), Diolez Ph. (3), Chapey M.F. (2), Petit P.X. (1).
CB 53: COMPARATIVE BEHAVIOR OF MACROVASCULAR AND MICROVASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL CELLS.
K.M. Kooreman, J. P. Robinson.
CB 54: IMMUNOPHENOTYPES AND EXPRESSION OF ADHESION MOLECULES ON MONONUCLEAR CELLS FROM HUMAN UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS WITH OTHER STEM CELLS.
C. A. Kuszynski, N. N. Babushkina-Patz, J. K. Sweeney, M. M. Deshler, M. R. Bishop, A. Kessinger, S. S. Joshi
CB 55: MANIPULATING THE ACTIVATION AND PROLIFERATIVE STATE OF HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS IN VITRO IN ORDER TO OPTIMIZE RETROVIRAL-MEDIATED GENE TRANSFER.
M. Reitsma , A. Friera, J. Joubran, B. Lee, R. Sutton, N. Uchida.
CB 56: USE OF CELLPROBE™REAGENTS FOR CATHEPSIN G AND ELASTASE TO STUDY LEVELS FOUND IN NEUTROPHILS AND MONOCYTES.
Frank Lucas, Adry Galiounghi, Eileen Landrum, Joyce Strickland
CB 57: USE OF CELLPROBE™REAGENTS IN MULTICOLOR CYTOTOXIC T-CELL AND NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION ASSAYS ON THE FLOW CYTOMETER.
Frank Lucas, James Hoffman, Nazle Kuylen
CB 58: THE USE OF A MULTI-DYE APPROACH TO CHARACTERIZE EARLY APOPTOTIC EVENTS IN EPITHELIAL CELLS.
K. Schell, J. A. Elegbede, N. Li, , D. Oberley, A. K. Verma,
CB 59: INVESTIGATION OF PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE DYNAMICS IN CELL MEMBRANES OF APOPTOTIC (?) BULL SPERM.
Janet Bjordahl, Lorna Jost, Don Evenson.
CB 60: DETECTION OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN MAMMALIAN SPERM DNA.
Kjersten Larson, Lorna Jost, Donald Evenson.
CB 61: T-HELPER PHENOTYPES IN MYELOMA PATIENTS: ANALYSIS BY TREATMENT STATUS WITH CLINICAL PARAMETERS.
N. E. Kay, N. Bone*, T. Leong, M. M. Oken, R. A. Kyle, B. Van Ness, P. R. Greipp.
CB 62: FLOW CYTOMETRIC MONITORING OF GENE EXPRESSION IN POSITIVELY TRANSFECTED CELLS BY USING A DUAL PROTEIN-EXPRESSION VECTOR CONTAINING GREEN FLUORESCENT PROTEIN (GFP).
Suimin Qiu, Feng He, James F. Leary.
CB 63: HUMAN HERPESVIRUS-6 INDUCES HIV-1 RECEPTOR (CD4) AND CO-RECEPTOR (CCR5) EXPRESSIONS IN HUMAN HEMATOPOIETIC STEM/PROGENITOR CELLS.
Suimin Qiu, James F. Leary.
CB 64:
Suet-Feung Chin, Terrence G. Hoy, Paul J. Smith.
CB 65: ANTIVIRAL ACTIVITY OF CLADRIBINE DERIVATIVES, MEASURED BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Janusz S. Skierski.
CB 66:
Bernhard Goller, Andreas Machl, Simone Planitzer, Manfred Kubbies.
CB 67: FLOW CYTOMETRIC METHOD TO STUDY CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS USING TWO TRACERS.
Egeberg, Kjartan, Halaas, Oyvind.
CB 68: EVALUATION OF RHODAMINE-110 DERIVATIVES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF DIPEPTIDYL PEPTIDASE I ACTIVITY IN VARIOUS CELL TYPES.
Dwain L. Thiele, M.D., Judith H. Smith, Ph.D.
CB 69: ANALYSIS OF REPLICATION KINETICS OF THE X-CHROMOSOME OF CHINESE HAMSTER CELL LINE, HA-1.
Gertruda Ludwików, Jan Stap, Nicolaas A. P. Franken, Erik B. van Munster, Jacob A. Aten.
CB 70: AN INCREASE IN BAK-ASSOCIATED FLUORESCENCE AFTER CERTAIN CELLULAR STRESSES PRECEDES COMMITMENT TO APOPTOSIS.
Gareth J Griffiths, Caroline Dive, John A Hickman.
CB 71: MULTI-PARAMETRIC FLOW CYTOMETRY DELINEATES SEQUENCE OF EARLY APOPTOTIC EVENTS IN TNF-INDUCED APOPTOSIS IN AML12 HEPATOCYTES.
Robert H. Pierce, Martin Poot, Peter S. Rabinovitch, Terrance J. Kavanagh, Nelson Fausto.
CB 72: IMMUNOPHENOTYPIC ANALYSIS OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD MONONUCLEAR CELLS UNDERGOING EX VIVO APOPTOSIS FOLLOWING ISOLATION FROM HIV INFECTED CHILDREN.
Thomas W. Mc Closkey, Saroj Bakshi, Soe Than, Parisa Arman, Savita Pahwa.
CB 73: PROFILE OF CYTOKINE PRODUCTION BY CORD BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES AFTER ACTIVATION
AA Paiva, AM Freitas, A Couceiro, T Ferreira, HB Coimbra.
CB 74: K167 EXPRESSION AND CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION OF ANTI-CD3 AND -CD28 MAB COSTIMULATED T CELLS FROM YOUNG AND OLD HUMAN DONORS
Francis J. Chrest, Gary D. Collins, Dennis D. Taub, Dan L. Longo.
CB 75: CYCLIN BL EXPRESSION AS A FUNCTION OF HYPERTHERMIA EXPOSURE INHELAS3 CELLS AS MEASURED BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Loel E. Sanders, Michael H. Fox.
CB 76: REDUCTION OF CAMPTOTHECIN (TOPOISOMERASE I INHIBITOR) TOXICITY BY CAFFEINE IN CHINESE HAMSTER OVARY CELLS.
Raymond Rancourt, Peter C. Keng
CB 77: ANALYSIS OF CELLULAR TRANSLOCATION OF BK-GFP CONSTRUCTS USING DIGITAL DECONVOLUTION FLUORESCENT MICROSCOPY.
Birger Christensson, Lars Brandén, Beston Nore, Leonardo Vargas, Edvard C.I. Smith.
CB 78: KINETICS OF RADIATION-INDUCED APOPTOSIS.
JP Nolan, Y Shou, BL Lehnert,
CB 79: HUMAN CD34+/B203.13+ CELLS ARE ENRICHED IN MEGAKARYOCYTE PROGENITORS.
Marco Vitale, Giorgio Zauli,
CB 80: SIMPLE AND RAPID SORTING METHOD ALONG WITH THE MURINE SPERMATOGENESIS, USING FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Satoshi Kitajima, Atsuya Takagi, Yoko Hirabayashi, Yumiko Saga, Tohru Inoue,
CB 81: DEMONSTRATION OF PLATELET VESICULATION BY TRUE PARTICLE COUNTING WITH FLUORESCENT MICROSPHERES.
Darren H. M. Hickerson, Arthur P. Bode,
CB 82: COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT ASSAYS TO QUANTIFY LYMPHOCYTE CELL DEATH.
Thomas W. Mc Closkey, Surendra Chavan, Seetha M.L. Tamma, Regina Kowalski, Savita Pahwa,
CB 83: LEAD EFFECT ON VIABILITY ESTIMATES IN DUTCH BELTED RABBIT SPERM
M.J. Breitenstein, S.M. Schrader, P.B. Shaw, W.J. Moorman
CB 84: A STUDY OF CORRELATION BETWEEN CHROMOSOME 8 ABERRATIONS AND KI-67 IN HUMAN BREAST CANCER.
Shinsuke Hara, Ryusuke Terada, Toru Yasutake, Yutaka Tagawa, Hiroyoshi Ayabe
CB 85: FLOW CYTOMETRY CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNDERSTANDING MECHANISMS OF DRUG ACTION
Noboru Oishi, Richard Salinas, Steve Koester, Karen Davidson, Randy Wadkins, Daniel Von Hoff
CB 86: PHENOTYPIC HETEROGENEITY OF PHA-ACTIVATED CD69+ LYMPHOCYTES: APO-1/FAS ANTIGEN (CD95) AND PERFORIN EXPRESSION IDENTIFIES DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL SUBSETS.
Carlo Rumi, Sergio Rutella, Mothanje Barbara Lucia, Pier Luigi Puggioni, Giuseppe Leone,
CB 87: THE METASTAIC POTENTIAL BY PROLIFERATING CELLS WITH CHROMOSOME IN HUMAN GASTRIC CANCER 17 NUMERICAI ABERRATIONS.
Ryusuke Terada, Toru Yasutake, Takashi Hisamatsu, Shirou Nakamura, Hiroyoshi Ayabe, Yutaka Tagawa,
CB 88: TELOMERASE ACTIVITY IN SMALL LUNG CANCER AND FIBROBLAST.
Shiro Nakamura, Toru Yasutake, Takashi Hisamatsu, Ryusuke Terada, Takashi tsuji, Hiroyoshi ayabe, Yutaka Tagawa
CB 89: DETECTION AND FREQUENCY OF INTERSTITIAL TELOMERIC SITES IN HUMAN GASTRIC CANCER.
Yutaka Tagawa, Kiyataka Kashima, Takashi Tuji, Atsushi Nanashima, Terumitu Sawai, Toru Yasutake, Hiroyoshi Ayabe,
CB 90: MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN IL-4 EXPRESSION AND PROTEIN PRODUCTION IN STIMULATION PBMC'S UTILIZING RT-PCR, FLOW CYTOMETRY, AND ELISA METHODOLOGY.
Fiona Burns, Valerie Bressler-Hill, Emelie Gunter, Barry Shuman, Neil Stollar, Cy Cabradilla, Kevin Reagan,
CB 91: INDUCTION OF MICRONUCLEI BY &GGR;-RAYS AND UV IRRADIATION IN CULTURED CELLS; DETECTION BY MEANS OF FLOW CYTOMETRY AND FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY.
Emri, G, van Erp, P, Jans, J, Rebel, H, Vink, A, Roza, L, Schothorst, A,
CB 92: CYTOMETRIC EVALUATION OF MESOTHELIAL CELLS IN BENIGN AND MALIGNANT PLEURAL EFFUSIONS.
DEBORAH KRUTMAN-ZVEIBIL, JOÃO GUIDUGLI-NETO
CB 93: IMMUNOPHENOTYPIC ANALYSIS AND QUANTITATION OF ANTIBODY BINDING CAPACITY IN ACD ANTICOAGULATED WHOLE BLOOD DIRECTLY COMPARED WITH CYTOCHEX STABILIZED SPECIMENS.
Norman Purvis, Ken Pennline, Steve Rivera, Greg Stelzer,
CB 94: LYMPHOCYTE SURFACE MARKER EXPRESSION AND APOPTOSIS IN A PATIENT WITH X-LINKED T LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION SYNDROME
Antony C Bakke, Neil R Buist, Ronald L Clarke
CB 95: FLOW CYTOMETRIC EVALUATION OF CELL GROWTH INHIBITION AS A CYTOTOXICITY ASSAY FOR BIOMATERIALS DEVELOPMENT
Bruce Milthorpe
CB 96: LARGE-SCALE ISOLATION AND PURIFICATION OF MAMMALIAN ARTIFICIAL CHROMOSOMES
Gary de Jong, Adèle Telenius, Håkan Telenius, Carl Perez, Gyula Hadlaczky
CB 97: DETECTING INDUCED EXPRESSION OF THE CD80(B7-1) GENE BY FLOW CYTOMETRY AND LUCIFERASE EXPRESSION
Robert W. Dickinson, Haiying Zhang, Deanna Haasch, Robert Patterson, Lemma Kifle, Dennis Fry, Greg Okasinski,
CB 98: MONOCYTE FUNCTIONS IN SIMULATED MICROGRAVITY
Indreshpal Kaur, Ph.D., Duane L.Pierson, Ph.D
CB 99: AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF BRDURD CLEARANCE ON THE IN VIVO LABELLING OF TUMOR CELLS.
A. Bertuzzi, A. Gandolfi, N. Santoro, G. Starace, P. Ubezio
CB 100: PHENOTYPIC AND MOLECULAR GENETIC ANALYSIS OF ALLELE SPECIFIC HLA CLASS I DOWN REGULATION OF FRESHLY ISOLATED CERVICAL TUMOUR CELLS BY MULTIPARAMETER FLOW CYTOMETRY AND SORTING.
L.A. Koopman, A. Mulder, G.J. Fleuren, W.E. Corver
CB 101:
Willheim, M., Thien, R., Bajna, E., Schrattbauer, K., Gruber, R., Peterlik, M.
CB 102: MULTICOLOR IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE & FLOW CYTOMETRY UTILIZING CASCADE-BLUE, FITC, PE, 670, AND PI TO PURIFY MURINE HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS FROM FETAL LIVER AND BONE MARROW.
Christopher J. Donahue, Osamu Ohneda, Christopher Fennie, Ricardo Villacorta, Hank La, Kenneth Bauer, Larry Lasky
CB 103: FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF ZINC CONCENTRATION ON APOPTOSIS
C. M. Miller, J. Y. Duffy, G. M. Ridder, M. S. Clegg, G. P. Daston,
CB 104: INDUCTION OF APOPTOSIS IN HUMAN TONSIL HISTOCULTURES
Boris Baibakov*
CB 105: CELL CLASSIFICATION USING THE HYDROLYSIS RATES CRITERION
Sunray Merav, Kaufman Menachem, Zurgil Naomi, Deutsch Mordechai
CB 106: A THREE COLOR FLOW CYTOMETRIC ASSAY FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF VIABLE, EARLY APOPTOTIC, LATE APOPTOTIC, AND NECROTIC CELLS.
Steven K. Koester, Wade E. Bolton
CB 107: NUCLEAR IMAGE CYTOMETRY OF RAT RHABDOMYOSARCOMA CELL LINES WITH DIFFERENT METASTATIC ABILITY
DUFER Jean, POUPON Marie-France
CB 108: A FLOW CYTOMETRIC METHOD TO NORMALIZE TELOMERE FLUORESCENCE IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION FOR CELL CYCLE STATUS.
Marie A. Iannone, E. Randall Lanier
CB 109: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MULTIDRUG RESISTANCE AND FAS EXPRESSION ON LEUKEMIC CELLS.
G. Labroille, P. Dumain, F. Lacombe, M.A. Belaud Rotureau, Ph Bernard, F. Belloc
CS 01: THE VALUE OF MONITORING THE EFFICACY OF ATG THERAPY BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Brian K Shenton, Alison Bell, Michael White, John Dark, David Talbot, Darius Mirza, Derek Manas, Michael Thick,
CS 02: STUDIES ON THE EFFICACY OF MONOCLONAL LFA- 1 BINDING AND ADHESION TO HUMAN WHOLE BLOOD CELLS.
Brian K Shenton, Lisa Gray, Alison Bell, Darius Mirza, Michael Thick,
CS 03: MULTICENTRE STUDIES ON THE FLOW CYTOMETRIC CROSSMATCH FOR B CELL ANTIBODIES.
Brian K Shenton, Alison Bell, Mary Younie, Joyce Beo, Martin Boyce, Gary Cavanagh, June Cole, M van Damm, P Evans, Andrea Harmer, Nancy Henderson, T Horsburgh, Helen Liggett,
CS 04: THE CORRELATION BETWEEN CELL SURFACE MARKERS AND CLINICAL FEATURES IN CHOROIDAL MALIGNANT MELANOMAS.
John Lawry, Zanna Currie, M. Olivia Smith, Andrew J. Parsons, Ian G. Rennie
CS 05: FLOW CYTOFLUOROMETRIC DETECTION OF RESPIRATORY BURST REACTION FOR DIFFERENT INFLAMMATORY PROCESSES
E. Yu.Varfolomeeva, M.V.Filatov
CS 06: CAN DNA/PROTEIN FLOW CYTOMETRY PREDICT MALIGNANT PROGRESSION IN DYSPLASIA NEGATIVE BARRETT'S ESOPHAGUS? A 12 YEARS FOLLOW-UP STUDY
Laura Teodori, M. Persiani, W. Gohde, F. Ferrario, M. Guglielmi, U. Di Tondo, P. Alo', L. Capurso
CS 07: MINIMAL RESIDUAL DISEASE INVESTIGATION IN MULTIPLE MYELOMA BY CYTOMETRIC TECHNIQUES: IMMUNOPHENOTYPING AND DNA PLOIDY.
J.F. San Miguel, J. Almeida, G. Mateo, M. Ocqueteau, M.D. Caballero, R. García-Sanz, M. González, J. Bladé, M.J. Moro, J. Hernández, A. Orfao
CS 08: HUMAN BONE MARROW MAST CELLS FROM INDOLENT MAST CELL DISEASE CONSTITUTIVELY EXPRESS INCREASED AMOUNTS OF THE CD63 LYSOSOMAL PROTEIN ON THEIR SURFACE
Luis Escribano, Alberto Orfao, Beatriz Díaz Agustín, Carlos Cerveró, Sonia Herrero, Jesús Villarrubia, Pilar Bravo, Antonio Torrelo, Teresa Montero, Mercedes Valdemoro, José Luis Velasco, José Luis Navarro, Jesús F. San Miguel,
CS 09: MEASUREMENT OF TUMOR KINETIC HETEROGENEITY BY THYMIDINE-ANALOGUE DUAL-LABELING
Maha I. Ahmed, Nicholas H.A. Terry, Nalini Patel, Andrew J. Doig, R. Allen White
CS 10: USE OF BASAL AND INDUCED ACTIVATION MARKERS IN RENAL TRANSPLANTATION
JA Smit, JH Stark, HG Viljoen, M Nel, P Bianchi
CS 11: IS CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS INDUCED LOSS OF ACTIVATED LYMPHOCYTES IN PART DUE TO THEIR MIGRATION INTO THE PERIPHERAL TISSUE? A FOUR-COLOR STUDY WITH A DUAL-LASER BENCH TOP FLOW CYTOMETER
Attila Tárnok, *Jozsef Bocsi, Veronika Schlykow, Jörg Hambsch, Peter Schneider
CS 12: INTRACELLULAR STAINING FOR IFN-&GGR;AND IL-4 IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH ALLERGIC DISEASE.
M.R.M Baert, B.M. Schilizzi, H.F.J. Savelkoul
CS 13: TUMOUR CELL PROLIFERATION ASSESSED BY LASER SCANNING AND FLOW CYTOMETRY
Louise J. Reeve, David A. Rew, George D. Wilson
CS 14: PSEUDORABIES VIRUS MODIFIES SUBSETS OF PORCINE PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES AFTER IN VITRO STIMULATION.
Ronald R. Gillespie, Michael A. Hill, Charles L. Kanitz, Kathy Ragheb, Harm HogenEsch, Paul W. Snyder, J. Paul Robinson,
CS 15: PSEUDORABIES VIRUS INFECTION MODIFIES IN VIVO SUBSETS OF PORCINE PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES
Ronald R. Gillespie, Michael A. Hill, Charles L. Kanitz, Kathy Ragheb, Harm HogenEsch, Paul W. Snyder, J. Paul Robinson
CS 16: ACTIVATION OF PORCINE ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES IN PSEUDORABIES VIRUS INFECTED AND CONTROL PIGS
Ronald R. Gillespie, Michael A. Hill, J. Paul Robinson, Kathy Ragheb, Charles L. Kanitz
CS 17: EXAMINATION OF SOME DNA GUIDELINES USING SIMULATION DATA
Donald J. Herbert, C. Bruce Bagwell, MD, Ph.D. , Mark E. Munson, Benjamin C. Hunsberger
CS 18: TEN-YEAR FOLLOW-UP ON HIGH-RESOLUTION DNA FLOW CYTOMETRY OF 476 PATIENTS WITH ORAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA
Joerg HEMMER, Klaus KRAFT
CS 19: UTILITY OF THE SPERM CHROMATIN STRUCTURE ASSAY IN THE INFERTILITY CLINIC
Don Evenson, Lorna Jost,
CS 20: DIRECT ESTIMATES OF TG2+M, IN ADDITION TO TS AND TPOT FROM BIVARIATE DNA-THYMIDINE ANALOGUE ANALYSES
Marvin L. Meistrich, Ph.D., Nicholas H.A. Terry, Ph.D., Alan Pollack, M.D., Ph.D., R. Allen White, Ph.D.,
CS 21: COMPARISON OF TWO MECHANICAL DISSOCIATION METHODS FOR STANDARDIZATION OF CYTOKERATIN-DNA MEASUREMENTS OF COLORECTAL CARCINOMAS.
R. Knuechel, S. Fleischmann, A. Meier, K. Pfister, F. Hofstaedter
CS 22: USE OF CD25 AND CD 69 TO DETERMINE ACTIVATION STATUS AND ACTIVATION POTENTIAL IN CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME AND FIBROMYALGIA
PC Bianchi, JH Stark, P Dessein, V Skellern, M Nel, G Giordani
CS 23: LYMPHOCYTE SUBSETS RECOVERY AFTER AUTOLOGOUS TRANSPLANTATION OF CD34+ PERIPHERAL BLOOD PROGENITOR CELLS IN PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED NON HODGKIN'S LYMPHOMA OR MULTIPLE MYELOMA
Boumsell L., Malphettes M., Bolton W., Roth P., Kuentz M., Fermand J.P., Autran B., Divine M
CS 24: FLOW CYTOMETRY CD45 GATING PROPOSED AS A NEW STANDARD FOR IMMUNOPHENOTYPING OF ACUTE MYELOID LEUKEMIA (AML). J-PH
VIAL, F. DURRIEU, A. BRIAIS, P. DUMAIN, E. BASCANS, J. REIFFERS, Ph. BERNARD, F. LACOMBE
CS 25: SUBSETS OF CD34+ HEMATOPOIETIC PROGENITOR CELLS
Carleton C. Stewart, Philip McCarthy, Steven Bernstein
CS 26: THE ROLE OF CELL SURFACE DISTRIBUTION OF CD45 ISOFORMS IN T CELL ACTIVATION. AN ENERGY TRANSFER STUDY
János Szöllösi, Péter Nagy, Denis Alexander, Sándor Damjanovich
CS 27: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR SEPTIC INTENSIVE CARE PATIENTS BY AUTOMATED CLASSIFICATION OF FLOW CYTOMETRIC OXIDATIVE BURST AS WELL AS SERINE AND CYSTEINE PROTEINASE ACTIVITIES BY CLASSIF1 DATA ANALYSIS
Günter K. Valet, Gabriel Roth, Wolfgang Kellermann
CS 28: USE OF CD2 MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY TO TREAT HUMAN RENAL ALLOGRAFT REJECTION
Frederic I. Preffer, Ph.D., Robert B. Colvin, M.D., David M. Dombkowski, M.S., Iwona T. Olszak, B.A., James Hope, Ph.D., Frank L. Delmonico, M.D
CS 29: DETERMINANTS OF PLATELET FUNCTION DURING EXTRACORPOREAL CIRCULATION
Gerd Schmitz, Alexander Wahba, Dietrich E. Birnbaum, Gregor Rothe,
CS 30: KINECTICS OF RADIATION INDUCED APOPTOSIS IN A MOUSE MODEL
Deschenes J, Ross W, Chambers KA, Filion LG
CS 31: MODULATION OF ADHESION MOLECULES WITH INTERFERON BETA IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS PATIENTS
Filion, LG, Chabot, J, Freedman, M, Kumar, A,
CS 32: KINETICS OF INTRACELLULAR CALCIUM MOBILISATION IN ACTIVATED PLATELETS IN WHOLE BLOOD BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Monteiro, M. Céu, Sansonetty, Filipe, Gonçalves, M. José, O'Connor, J. Enrique
CS 33: EVALUATION OF CD154 EXPRESSION ON THE SURFACE OF CD4+ T-LYMPHOCYTES OBTAINED FROM PEDIATRIC HIV-1 INFECTED PATIENTS.
Brian K. DuChateau, Ram Yogev, Maurice R.G. O'Gorman,
CS 34: A NOVEL OPTICAL TECHNIQUE TO MONITOR CELLULAR ACTIVITY IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS.
Zurgil, Naomi, Gilburd, B, Levy, Y, George, J, Shoenfeld, Y, Kaufman, Menachem, Deutsch, Mordechai
CS 35: A "STAT" NON-ISOTOPIC NK CYTOTOXICITY ASSAY USING CRYOPRESERVED TARGET CELLS.
Kathy Muirhead, Kathy Foxx, Alessio Palini, Elina Stregevsky, Betsy Ohlsson-Wilhelm, Myron Waxdal
CS 36: QUANTITATION OF FLUORESCENSE INTENSITY OF SURFACE ANTIGENS IN B-CELL CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA
Dimitrios Alonistiotis, Katherine Psarra, Violetta Kapsimali, Chryssanthi Mitsouli, Emmanouil Nikiforakis, Joanna Economidou
CS 37: ESTABLISHING NORMAL RANGES OF FUNCTIONAL LYMPHOCYTE PHENOTYPES IN WHOLE BLOOD USING A THREE-COLOR IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE ANTIBODY PANEL AND FLOW CYTOMETRY
Warren R. Mikulka, Patricia Roth, Meryl Forman, Marylyn Monson, Robert H. Raynor
CS 38: EXPRESSION OF THROMBOSPONDIN RECEPTOR (CD36) IN B-CELL CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA AND NON-HODGKIN LYMPHOMA: A ROLE IN TUMOR METASTASIS?
Sergio Rutella, Carlo Rumi, Pier Luigi Puggioni, Giuseppe Leone,
CS 39: INFLUENCE OF THE BREAST CANCER PHENOTYPE ON TREATMENT DECISION: AVOIDING UNDERTREATMENT OF BAD PROGNOSIS PATIENTS BUT ALSO OVERTREATMENT OF EXCELLENT PROGNOSIS PATIENTS
Yorghos Remvikos
CS 40: BREAST CARCINOMA HETEROGENEITY: SPATIAL-SAMPLED ANALYSES OF INDICES AFTER MULTIPLE SIMULTANEOUS IMMUNOFLUORESCENT LABELLING BY CONFOCAL SCANNING LASER MICROSCOPY (CSLM).
Jean Paul Rigaut, Tânia C. de Oliveira, Laure Ricotte, Nadia Kettaf, Rachid Senhadji, Angela M. Downs, Jany Vassy, Anne-Marie Mandard,
CS 41: STABILITY OF MESF AND ABC VALUES FOR CD4, CD5 AND HLA-DR ON FREEZE-DRIED HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES (CYTOTROL™).
Laurie Johnson, Judy Powell, Nancy Meredith, Wanda Whitfield, Gerald E. Marti, Rebecca Poon, Abe Schwartz, Robert F. Vogt, Jr.,
CS 42: SIGNIFICANCE OF BLAST SIZE AS A PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN AML CHILDREN WHO PRESENT WITH HIGH WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNTS
Lale Olcay, Gönül Hiçsönmez, Ulya Ertem, Hamza Okur, A. Murat Tuncer
CS 43: THE USE OF THE FACSORT CONCENTRATOR™ FOR VIABLE CELL SORTING
John Lawry, M.Olivia Smith
CS 44: THE EFFECT OF SHORT TERM TAMOXIFEN TREATMENT ON OESTROGEN RECEPTOR LEVELS
Brotherick, I., Browell, D.A., Shenton, B.K., Webb, L.A., Lunt, L.G., Cunliffe, W.J., Young, J.R., Higgs, M.J
CS 45: CD4+ LYMPHOCYTES IN EARLY AND REMOTE PERIODS AFTER RADIATION EXPOSURE
Dimitry A. Bazyka, MD, Dr.Sci., Nadezhda V.Beliaeva, MD, Cand. Sci., Anatoly A.Chumak, MD, prof., Marianna V. Azarskova, MD
CS 46: DNA FLOW CYTOMETRY OF BLADDER WASHINGS AS INTERMEDIATE END-POINT MARKER OF BLADDER CARCINOGENESIS IN CHEMOPREVENTIVE RANDOMIZED TRIALS.
Bruno S, Decensi A, Costantini M, Torrisi R, Melioli G, Nicolo' G, Bruzzi P,
CS 47: A STRATEGY FOR RAPID DATA ANALYSIS OF 3 AND 4 COLOR COMBINATIONS THAT SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE COST.
Carleton C. Stewart, Sigrid J. Stewart
CS 48: PLATELET COUNTS FROM THROMBOCYTOPENIC SPECIMENS ARE MORE ACCURATE & PRECISE WHEN PLATELETS ARE LABELED WITH ANTI-CD61-FITC PRIOR TO FLOW-CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS
J. Gill, W. Cowart, J. Nepacena, R. Doda, Y. R. Kim, V. Chupp
CS 49: G.P.I. LINKED MARKERS IN P.N.H. AND APLASTIC ANAEMIA.
V.L. Naicker, K.Annamalai, T.Doorsamy, V.B. Jogessar
CS 50: ANALYSIS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY OF FAS EXPRESSION ON PBLC IN SLE.
Li Bin, Liu Xiang-yuan, Zhou Cun-xi, Wang Li-ming
CS 51: APOPTOSIS, PROLIFERATION AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP IN NORMAL COLORECTAL MUCOSA AND CANCER.
D.S.Watson, I.Brotherick, B.K.Shenton, R.G.Wilson, F.C.Campbell
CS 52: MULTIPARAMETER FLOW CYTOMETRIC CHARACTERIZATION OF EPIDERMAL CELL SUSPENSIONS PREPARED FROM NORMAL AND HYPERPROLIFERATIVE HUMAN SKIN
van Erp, PEJ, van Hooijdonk, CAEM, Glade, CP, van de Kerkhof, PCM
CS 53: CEREBROSPINAL FLUID EXPRESSION PATTERNS OF LYMPHOCYTE SUBSETS IN PATIENTS WITH TUBERCULOUS MENINGITIS (TBM): A FLOW CYTOMETRIC STUDY.
Annamalai K., Naicker V.L, Doorsamy T., Bhigjee A.I.,
CS 54: DECREASED PEROXIDE PRODUCTION, UPON BCG STIMULATION, IN A MACROPHAGE CELL LINE SUSCEPTIBLE TO MYCOBACTERIUM INFECTION
Henry Rivera, Danuta Radzioch, Isaac Blanca, Nicolás E. Bianco, Juan B. De Sanctis
CS 55: INCREASED PEROXIDE PRODUCTION BY POLYMORPHONUCLEAR CELLS OF CHRONIC HCV-INFECTED PATIENTS
Toro, F., Conesa, A., García, A., Bianco, N., DeSanctis, J.,
CS 56: DETECTION OF T(8;21) CHROMOSOMAL TRANSLOCATION USING RT-PCR AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE DETECTION OF MINIMAL RESIDUAL DISEASE.
Carleton C. Stewart, Earl A. Timm, Jr.,
CS 57: CD34 COUNTING: PRECISION VS ACCURACY.
Carleton C. Stewart, Philip McCarthy
CS 58: A CLINICAL FLOW CYTOMETRY INFORMATION SYSTEM
Nishi S. Harvey, Carleton C. Stewart
CS 59: ABERRANT EXPRESSION OF ANTIGENS IN B-CELL CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA/SMALL LYMPHOCYTIC LYMPHOMA (CLL/SLL) AND FOLLICULAR LYMPHOMA (FL).
Bal Kampalath, MD, Pamela Ward, PhD, Maurice Barcos, MD, Carlton Stewart, PhD
CS 60: RAPID CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF URINE
David J. Mason, Subo Shanmuganathan, Vanya A. Gant,
CS 61: USE OF FLOW CYTOMETRY TO POTENTIALLY DETECT NON-CYTOTOXIC ANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN ALLOGENEIC TRANSPLANTATION
Cary M. Isaacs, Matthew L. King, Janet Hardin-Young
CS 62: THE LACK OF IMMUNOPHENOTYPIC HETEROGENEITY AS AN INDICATOR OF MALIGNANCY IN PERIPHERAL T CELL DISORDERS.
Keith E. Shults, Perran McDaniel, Jeanne Carr,
CS 63: OPTIMIZING THE COMPARISON OF TWO AND FOUR COLOR FLOW CYTOMETRIC IMMUNOPHENOTYPING
H. Richard Gaumer,
CS 64: INFECTION BY FELINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS RESULTS IN A RAPID AND PERSISTENT CHANGE IN CD8A, CD8B AND L-SELECTIN EXPRESSION
Douglas H. Gebhard, Joseph Bucci, Tedd Childers, Wayne A.F. Tompkins
CS 65: EVALUATION OF THE NET PROTEOLYTIC ACTIVITY, BY FLOW CYTOMETRY, IN SYNOVIAL FLUID AND SERUM FROM PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM INFLAMMATORY JOINT DISEASES
Pierre Tremblay, Marcel Desrosiers, Liesbet Paemen, Bernard Grillet, Ghislain Opdenakker, Yves St-Pierre
CS 66: PERIPHERAL BLOOD MONITORING TO PREDICT THE OPTIMAL DAY FOR CD34+ HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELL (HSC) HARVEST
Houston, S. Richardson, J. Shiefer, L. Kelley, W. Green J,
CS 67: APPLICATION OF 5-COLOR CHROMOSOME DETECTION IN PREIMPLANTATION GENETIC TESTING
Jacobson, Kristine, King, Walter, Morrison, Larry, Legator, Mona
CS 68: DETECTION OF P53 DELETION BY DUAL COLOR FLUORESCENCE IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION IN SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMAS OF THE SKIN
Morimasa Matsuta, Mayumi Matsuta, Yuko Wada, Iwao Nishiya
CS 69: EXPRESSION OF P53, BCL-2, BAK, BAX, MCL-1 AND APOPTOSIS IN T3T4 SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE HEAD AND NECK.
M.A. Hotz, M.M. Borner
CS 70: FLUORESCENT INTENSITY OF CD38 ANTIGEN EXPRESSION ON CD8+ T CELLS AS A POSSIBLE PROGNOSTIC INDICATOR IN THE HIV WALTER REED STAGING SYSTEM
S. Perfetto, G. McCrary, B.August, S.Zhou, R.Garner, M.Dolan, A.Brown
CS 71: DETECTION OF PLATELET ACTIVATION IN AN EXTERNAL HAEMOCYTOMETRY QUALITY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM: CORRELATION BETWEEN P-SELECTIN EXPRESSION AND VARIATION IN PLATELET COUNT
Pouwels JGJ., v Maastricht BMN., Kuijpers EW., Kuiper-Kramer PA
CS 72: COMPARATIVE INFORMATION CONTENT OF FLOW CYTOMETRIC AND HUMORAL PARAMETERS IN CHILDREN CARDIAC SURGERY AND JUVENILE ASTHMA
G.K. Valet, A.Tarnok, J.Hambsch, J.Handrick, E.Bräutigam
CS 73: DIETARY FATTY ACID EFFECTS UPON THYMOCYTE SUBSET DISTRIBUTION
Wiener, D., Carver, J.D., Benford, V.
CS 74: A NEW METHOD FOR ESTIMATING CELL DENSITY IN IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF BRONCHIAL BIOPSIES
St-Pierre J., Côté S., Laviolette M., Boulet L.P., Frew A.J
CS 75: EFFECTS OF IFN-, IL-4, AND IL-12 ON THE FREQUENCY OF LYMPHOCYTES PRODUCING TH1- OR TH2-LIKE CYTOKINES
Schrattbauer, K., Willheim, I., Reinisch, W., Szépfalusi, R Z., Thien, R., Scheiner, O., Willheim, M.
CS 76: BLOCKADE OF SUBSTRATE EFFLUX IN MULTIDRUG RESISTANT HUMAN CELL LINES BY LY335979, A POTENT, NEW PGP MODULATOR
P. Marder, L. J. Green,
CT 01: MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR AND CELLULAR CHANGES IN A STABLELY TRANSFECTED SKBR-3 CELL LINE WITH (S65T) GREEN FLUORESCENCT PROTEIN (GFP).
Sharon R. Hasslen, James Y.W. Chin, and Kenneth D. Bauer
CT 02: CONFOCAL LASER SCANNING MICROSCOPY OF APOPTOSIS IN WHOLE MOUSE EMBRYOS AND DEVELOPING RAT LIMBS.
R.M. Zucker, O.T. Price, A.R. Haas, C. Lau, E.S. Hunter, J.M. Rogers
CT 03: APPLICATIONS OF HIGH-SPEED FLOW CYTOMETRY
James F. Leary, Luis A. Cantarero
CT 04: THE USE OF A MEMBRANE-LOCALIZED GREEN FLUORESCENT PROTEIN ALLOWS SIMULTANEOUS IDENTIFICATION OF TRANSFECTED CELLS AND CELL CYCLE ANALYSIS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
R.F. Kalejta1, T. Shenk1,2 and A.J. Beavis3
CT 05: KINETIC ANALYSIS OF HEMATOPOIETIC LINEAGE DEVELOPMENT USING HIGH RESOLUTION CELL DIVISION TRACKING.
Nordon, RE, Case J, Nakamura M, Rice A, Odell RA
CT 06: IMPROVED PROBES AND SIMPLIFIED PROCEDURES FOR THE QUANTITATIVE ASSAY OF APOPTOTIC CELLS UNDER HIGH-THROUGHPUT CONDITIONS
Jean-Pierre Daziano, Gregory S. Anderson, Wolfgang H.H. Günther, Roger Searle, Marianne Krieg, Fritz Sieber
CT 07: FIVE-COLOR IMMUNOPHENOTYPING PLUS DNA CONTENT ANALYSIS BY LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRY
Richard J. Clatch, MD, PhD, James R. Foreman, BS
CT 08: SOFTWARE SIMULATION OF CELL SORTING TO PREDICT INSTRUMENT PERFORMANCE FOR HIGH SPEED CELL SORTING
Gary Durack, Don Durack,
CT 09: ECONOSORT: INEXPENSIVE MODIFICATIONS THAT ENABLE HIGH SPEED SORTING FOR RARE EVENTS USING A 10 YEAR OLD COMMERCIAL CELL SORTER.
Gary Durack
CT 10: FRACTAL TEXTURE ANALYSIS OF LIGHT MICROSCOPY SECTIONS CAN BE USED TO QUANTIFY STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE AORTIC ELASTIN NETWORK
Deanna Jones, Albert Avolio
CT 11: 3D AUTOMATIC NUCLEI SEGMENTATION: APPLICATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY
C. Ortiz de Solorzano, E. Garcia Rodriguez, A. Jones, D. Sudar, D. Pinkel, J.W. Gray, S.J. Lockett,
CT 12: A ROBOTIC PRINTER FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF HIGH-DENSITY CLONE ARRAYS FOR USE IN COMPARITIVE HYBRIDIZATION EXPERIMENTS
Steve Clark, Rick Seagraves, Damir Sudar, Joe Gray, Donna Albertson, Dan Pinkel
CT 13: FLUORESCENCE-ACTIVATED (FACS) AND MAGNETIC (MACS) CELL SEPARATION AFFECT CELL MEMBRANE PHYSIOLOGY.
L.A. Kunz-Schughart, J. Seidl, F. Hofstaedter
CT 14: THE REPLACEMENT BY ISAC OF FLOW CYTOMETRY STANDARD, FCS 3.0 BY A DICOM COMPATIBLE FORMAT.
Robert C. Leif, Suzanne B. Leif
CT 15: THE USE OF STABILIZED BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS IN MONITORING OF LEUKEMIA ANTIBODY REAGENT AND ACTIVATION PANELS: DAILY QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENTS AND IN PROCESS PARAMETERS
Helene M.A. Paxton, Michael Tanner, Weimin Lui,
CT 16: SEVEN MARKERS, FOUR COLORS, SINGLE LASER FLOW CYTOMETRY USING AMPLIFIED FLUOROCHROME CONJUGATED ANTIBODIES
Ravi Mylvaganam, Julie Wilkinson, Cynthia Healy, Wade Bolton, Olavi Siiman
CT 17: ADVANCES IN THE AUTOMATED DETECTION OF METAPHASE CHROMOSOMES LABELED WITH FLUORESCENCE DYES.
Laura N. Mascio, Brian K. Yuen, W. Philip Kegelmeyer, Jr., Kyomu Matsumoto, Andrew J. Wyrobek,
CT 18: IMAGE ANALYSIS OF AUTOMATED CELL INSPECTION SYSTEMS
Wilfried Böcker, Christian Streffer
CT 19: FLOW AND LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRICDETECTION OF GREEN AND RED FLUOROCHROMATIC AGENTS IN HUMAN BREAST TUMOUR CELL LINES
Reeve L, Goodall A, REW DA,
CT 20: LARGE PARTICLE SORTING OF VARIED CELL TYPES USING A MODIFIED ELITE ESP CYTOMETER
Kristi R. Harkins, Gilbert Fernandez, Diane Lary
CT 21: NEW AGGREGATE MODEL FOR DNA HISTOGRAM ANALYSIS
C. Bruce Bagwell MD, Ph.D., Donald J. Herbert, Mark E. Munson, Benjamin C. Hunsberger
CT 22: ON-LINE FLOW CYTOMETRY AS A TOOL FOR MONITORING AND CONTROL OF BIOREACTORS
Arvind Natarajan, Rui Zhao, Friedrich Srienc
CT 23: COMPENSATION OF FLUORESCENCE CROSSTALK BY DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
D. Starling, J. Wood, J. Smith, K. Snow
CT 24: FLOW CYTOMETRY AS A POWERFUL TOOL TO EVALUATE HERBAL PRODUCTS FOR ADJUNCTIVE CHEMOTHERAPY
Jennifer M-F Wan, Wai Hung Sit
CT 25: INTERLEUKIN 1 (BETA)-CONVERTING ENZYME (ICE) INHIBITOR AND SERINE PROTEASES INHIBITOR PREVENTED UP-REGULATION OF CYCLIN E AND B1 DURING CAMPTOTHECIN (CAM) INDUCED APOPTOSIS IN THE HL-60 CELLS
Steven C.S. Chu, Jennifer M.F. Wan
CT 26: USE OF THE COMPUCYTE LSC LASER SCANNING CYTOMETER FOR MULTI-COLOR IMMUNOFLUORSCENCE, KINETICS AND SEQUENTIAL STAINING APPLICATIONS.
David R. Parks, Leonard A. Herzenberg
CT 27: MONITORING OF HORMONE INDUCED STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF GFSHR-17 CELLS BY MEANS OF SPATIAL FREQUENCY ANALYSIS
Schiffer, Zeev, Tirosh, Reuven, Ashkenazy, Y, Amsterdam, A, Deutsch, Mordechai
CT 28: A RAPID SINGLE LASER FLOW CYTOMETRIC METHOD FOR DISCRIMINATION OF EARLY APOPTOTIC CELLS IN HETEROGENEOUS CELL POPULATIONS
Olivier HERAULT, Jorge DOMENECH, Isabelle DESBOIS, Michel DEGENNE, Christian BINET, Philippe COLOMBAT
CT 29: CAN A FLOW CYTOMETER BECOME A BLACK BOX WITH ONE GREEN BUTTON (AND ONE RED BUTTON)?
Eric J. Softley, Ph.D., Ronald M. Hamelik, M.S., Jay Enten, B.S.,
CT 30: AN IMPROVED AUTOMATED ANALYSIS ALGORITHM FOR FOUR-COLOR IMMUNOPHENOTYPING
Eric J. Softley, Ph.D., Ronald M. Hamelik, M.S., MaryLyn Monson, B.S., Judith H. Smith, Ph.D,
CT 31: MULTIPLEXED ANALYSIS OF HUMAN CYTOKINES USING THE FLOWMETRIX® SYSTEM
Kerry G. Oliver, R. Jerrold Fulton
CT 32: CYTOMETRIC DETECTION OF ANTIGENIC PEPTIDES ON ANTIGEN PRESENTING CELLS
Désirée Kunkel, Alexander Scheffold, Andreas Radbruch
CT 33: DNA FRAGMENT SIZE ANALYSIS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
Yongseong Kim, Zhengping Huang, Robert C. Habbersett, James H. Jett, Richard A. Keller
CT 34: EXCIMER FLUORESCENCE COMPARED TO DEPOLARIZATION IN THE FLOW CYTOMETRIC CHARACTERIZATION OF LATERAL MEMBRANE MOBILITY
Gregor Rothe, Bürk Schäfer, Gerd Schmitz
CT 35: LASER SCATTER IMAGING BY LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRY
Ed Luther
CT 36: IDENTIFICATION OF FETAL NUCLEATED RED CELLS AFTER CULTURE OF PROGENITOR CELLS FROM MATERNAL BLOOD.
Ralph M. Bohmer, Vincent Falco, Dong Kai Zhen, Diana W. Bianchi
CT 37: RECENT ADVANCES IN CYTOMUTTRY: BUILDING WHAT CAN'T BE BOUGHT
Howard M. Shapiro, Nancy G. Perlmutter, Philip G. Stein
CT 38: 4WAY CELL SORTING ON THE CYTOMATION MOFLO® FLOW CYTOMETER.
G.C. Malachowski, P.A. Lopez, J.P. Griffin, L.A. Cantarero
CT 39: THE EFFECT OF HIGH-SPEED CELL SORTING ON CELL VIABILITY
P.A. Lopez, J.P.Griffin, L.A.Cantarero
CT 40: EVALUATION OF SNAKES FOR AN OBJECTIVE IMAGE SEGMENTATION STANDARD ON CELL NUCLEI
Susanne Heynen, Jeffrey H. Price
CT 41: DETECTION OF FETAL CELLS IN MATERNAL BLOOD WITH SCANNING CYTOMETRY
Shruti Bajaj, Jeffrey H. Price
CT 42: QUANTITATIVE FLOW CYTOMETRY (QFCM): HISTORY, PRACTICAL THEORY,CONSENSUS AND INTER-LABORATORY VARIATION
Gerald E. Marti, Vincent E Zenger, Robert Vogt, Francis Mandy, Abe Schwartz, Rodica Lenkei
CT 43: NEW TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS FOR CELL MANIPULATION AND MICROSCOPY
Kaufman, Menachem, Zurgil, Naomi, Tirosh, Reuven, Deutsch, Mordechai
CT 44: A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF SINGLE AND MULTIPARAMETRIC DNA-CONTENT ANALYSIS USING FLOW CYTOMETRY (FCM) AND LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRY (LSC).
Keith E. Shults, Susan A. Wright, Sue B. Martin, Gregory T. Stelzer
CT 45: SHEATH CONTROL TO DEFEAT TURBULENCE IN FLOW INJECTION CYTOMETRY
Larry C. Seamer, Frederick Kuckuck, John P. Nolan, Larry A. Sklar
CT 46: QUANTITATIVE FLOW CYTOMETRY 1997. TESTING THE UNIFIED (COMMON) WINDOW OF ANALYSIS (UWA) AND REAGENTS: ANTIBODIES AND MICROBEADS
Rodica Lenkei, Jan Willem Gratama, Gregor Rothe, Jean Luc D'Hautcourt, Francis Mandy, Gerald E. Marti
CT 47: CRYOPRESERVERD WHOLE BLOOD CONTROL PREPARATION FOR MONITORING SINGLE PLATFORM ABSOLUTE AND RATIO COUNT OF LYMPHOCYTE SUBSETS ON CLINICAL FLOW CYTOMETERS
Michele Bergeron, Sieglinde Phaneuf, Tao Ding, Francis Mandy
CT 48: INHIBITION OF CYTOKINE SECRETION BY BREFELDIN A DURING IN VITRO LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION
Sylvie Faucher, Michele Bergeron, Zoran Solajic, Francis Mandy
CT 49: DETECTION OF ACTIVATED EOSINOPHILS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
Carlo Rumi, Sergio Rutella, Pier Luigi Puggioni, Giuseppe Leone
CT 50: MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES FOR FLOW CYTOMETRY AND CELL SORTING - APPLICATION TO A MODEL SYSTEM FOR HIGH-SPEED STEM CELL SORTING/TUMOR CELL PURGING
James A. Hokanson, Judah I. Rosenblatt, Scott R. McLaughlin, Lisa Reece, Feng He, James F. Leary,
CT 51: RAPID IMMUNMAGNETIC ENRICHMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ANTIGEN-SPECIFIC B CELLS FROM HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD.
Heike Leyendeckers, Marcus Odendahl, Andreas Radbruch, Stefan Miltenyi, Nico Hunzelmann, Mario Assenmacher, Jürgen Schmitz
CT 52: THE APPLICATION OF FLUORESCENCE IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION TO DETECT RESIDUE OF DISEASE DURING TREATMENT OF LEPTOMENINGEAL METASTASIS.
Robert J. van Oostenbrugge, Albert Twijnstra, Frans C.S. Ramaekers, Anton H.N. Hopman
CT 53: APPROACHES TO ESTABLISHING LOWER LIMITS OF DETECTION (LLD) AND QUANTITATION (LLQ) FOR QUANTITATIVE FLUORESCENCE MEASUREMENTS ON CELL PHENOTYPES BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
Robert F. Vogt, Jr., Abe Schwartz, Gerald E. Marti
CT 54: ASSESSMENT OF MONOCYTE VIABILITY IN HUMAN WHOLE BLOOD IN VITRO CULTURES USING A NOVEL FLOW CYTOMETRIC APPROACH.
David A. DuBose, James A. Balcius, Karen M. Wolcott
CT 55: PROCEDURE FOR QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF SINGLE- AND DUAL PARAMETER FLOW KARYOTYPE DATA
Yu.V. Kravatsky, A.V. Kuznetsova, A.N. Shatrova, N.D. Aksenov, V.V. Zenin, A.I. Poletaev
CT 56: A GRAM STAIN SUITABLE FOR FLOW CYTOMETRY AND EPIFLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY
David J. Mason, Subo Shanmuganathan, Fiona C. Mortimer, Vanya A. Gant
CT 57: THE USE OF CELL IMPERMEANT FLUORESCENT PROBES TO ASSESS ANTIBIOTIC-INDUCED INJURY
Fiona C Mortimer, David J Mason, Vanya A Gant
CT 58: SINGLE CELL FLOW KARYOTYPING AND ANALYSIS OF DATA THUS OBTAINED
Valeri V. Zenin, Nicolay D. Aksenov*, Alla N. Shatrova, Nicolay V. Klopov, Scott Cram, Andrey I. Poletaev
CT 59: STRATEGIC ANTIBODY SELECTION IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF T CELL DISORDERS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
Ana L. Viciana, M.D., Mariana Berho, M.D., Phillip Ruiz, M.D., Ph.D
CT 60: DETECTION OF INCORPORATED BRDU BY QUENCHING OF THE HOECHST LIFETIME AND EMISSION
JF Keij, Y Shou, CB Prince, HA Crissman, JA Steinkamp
CT 61: BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS FOR FLOW CYTOMETRIC IMMUNOPHENOTYPING OF HEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES
John G. Pizzolo, Bernadette Meenan, Claire Heavey, Elzbieta Tracz, Xia Ping Hu, Elisabeth Paietta
CT 62: THE FLUORESCENT PROBE, JC-1, REVEALS THE RELATIVE MEMBRANE POTENTIAL OF BOVINE SPERMATOZOA
Duane L. Garner, Cheryl A. Thomas
CT 63: AUTOMATIZATION OF THE SCORING OF IN VITRO CHEMICALLY-INDUCED MICRONUCLEI IN V79 CELLS BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
ROMAN Danielle, POETTER Franziska, SUTER Willy, BOBADILLA Maria
CT 64: THREE-PARAMETER FLOW CYTOMETRY: A RELIABLE AND SENSITIVE METHOD FOR THE EVALUATION OF RAT SPERMATOGENESIS
SUTER Laura, ROMAN Danielle, BOBADILLA Maria,
CT 65: A FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY METHOD FOR STUDYING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NON-PROTEIN SULPHYDRYLS AND HYPOXIA IN TUMOUR TISSUE.
Trudey Nicklee, David Hedley
CT 66: THE DETECTION OF INTRACELLULAR CYTOKINES BY FLOW CYTOMETRY IN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES USING THE CYTODETECT™ KIT
G. Steunebrink, B.M. Schilizzi, M.W.A. de Jonge
CT 67: IMAGE ANALYSIS ENHANCEMENT OF THE LASER SCANNING CYTOMETER
DA Rew, G Woltmann, A Wardlaw,
CT 68: HIGH SPEED SORTING OF SPERMATOZA: PROCEDURAL ADAPTATIONS AND EFFECTS OF HIGHER SYSTEM PRESSURE FOR ENHANCED SEXING OF MAMMALIAN SPERM BASED ON DNA
L.A. Johnson, G.R. Welch, W. Rens, C.R.Long, J.R. Dobrinsky
CT 69: HIGH SPEED CELL SORTING: MODIFICATIONS TO A MOFLO FOR SORTING X AND Y CHROMOSOME BEARING SPERM BASED ON DNA
G.R. Welch, W. Rens, L.A. Johnson
CT 70: FLOW CYTOMETRIC SPERM SORTING: A NOVEL NOZZLE THAT INCREASES SPERM ORIENTATION AND SORTING EFFICIENCY
W. Rens, G. R. Welch, L. A. Johnson
CT 71: A NEW DIGITAL DATA ACQUISITION ALLOWS THE COLLECTION OF REAL-TIME DATA ON CALIBRATED SCALES AND IMPROVED COMPENSATION
JF Keij, MA Naivar, ME Wilder, JD Parson, JH Jett
CT 72: FITC CHANNEL INTENSITY CALIBRATION STANDARDS FOR FLOW CYTOMETRY
Quintana, Jorge A, Auer, Jennifer, Sinclair, Eric W., Hernandez, Sharisse A.,
CT 73: FIXATIVE CHOICE FOR CYTOLOGICAL SPECIMENS INTENDED FOR PLOIDY ANALYSIS BY BOTH IMAGE AND FLOW CYTOMETRY
Peter Payne, Don Phillips, Branko Palcic, Jean C. LeRiche
CT 74: A NEW FLOW CYTOMETRY-BASED MULTI-ASSAY SYSTEM. 1. APPLICATION TO CYTOKINE IMMUNOASSAYS
C. Camilla, JP. Defoort, M. Delaage, R. Auer, J. Quintana, T. Lary, R. Hamelik, S. Prato, B. Casano, M. Martin, V. Fert
CT 75: A NEW FLOW CYTOMETRY-BASED MULTI-ASSAY SYSTEM. 2. APPLICATION TO HIV1 MRNA QUANTITATION
JP. Defoort, C. Camilla, M. Delaage, R. Auer, J. Quintana, T. Lary, R. Hamelik, S. Prato, B. Casano, M. Martin, V. Fert,
CT 76: A NEW FLOW CYTOMETRY-BASED MULTI-ASSAY SYSTEM. 3. APPLICATION TO HORMONE IMMUNOASSAYS
V. Fert, C. Camilla, J.P. Defoort, R. Auer, J. Quintana, T. Lary, R. Hamelik, S. Prato, B. Casano, M. Martin, M. Delaage
CT 77: A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED THREE COLOR COMPENSATION DEVICE FOR MULTICOLOR FLOW CYTOMETRY
Mark A. Corio, Scott R. McLaughlin, Lisa M. Reece, James F. Leary
CT 78: NEURAL NETWORK DATA CLASSIFICATION AND CELL SORTING - APPLICATION TO STEM CELL SORTING/TUMOR CELL PURGING
Peiyun Wu, Hao Ying, Scott R. McLaughlin, Lisa Reece, James F. Leary
CT 79: BINDING OF VON WILLEBRAND FACTOR TO COLLAGEN BY FLOW CITOMETRY
Ana C. Kempfer, María R. Silaf, Cristina E. Farías, Gonzalo A. Carballo, Adriana I. Woods, María A. Lazzari
CT 80: ASSESSMENT OF PLATELET-ASSOCIATED IGG (PAIGG) BY FLOW CYTOMETRY (FAC) AND RADIAL IMMUNODIFFUSION TECHNIQUES (RI). A COMPARISON STUDY
Cristina E. Farías, Ana C. Kempfer, Gonzalo A. Carballo, María R. Silaf, María A. Lazzari
CT 81: COMPENSATION AND NOISE IN MULTICOLOR FLOW CYTOMETRY SYSTEMS
Martin Bigos, David R. Parks, Mario Roederer
CT 82: WEB-BASED MANAGEMENT OF FLOW CYTOMETRY DATA
Wayne A. Moore, Leonore A. Herzenberg,
CT 83: MODIFICATION OF A FACSVANTAGE SORTER FOR 3-LASER, 8-PARAMETER USE
Richard T. Stovel, Tom Nozaki, Martin Bigos, David R. Parks
CT 84: FLOW CYTOMETRY DATA ANALYSIS USING FCAP BASIC, A HIGH LEVEL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
. L. Grama, P. Gorombey, T. Gellert, G. Lustyik
CT 85: MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY BASED METHOD FOR QUANTITATION OF HEMOGLOBINS
Alex Burshteyn, Frank Lucas
CT 86: EVALUATION OF SORTING PERFORMANCE: A TEST PROTOCOL ANALYZING THE PERFORMANCE OF THE FACS VANTAGE WITH THE TURBOSORT OPTION
Christopher E. Mutty, Carleton C. Stewart
CT 87: USE OF A PHOTO MULTIPLIER TUBE (PMT) FOR FORWARD FLUORESCENCE AND SCATTER DETECTION ALLOWS SIZING OF SUB-MICRON PARTICLES INDEPENDENT OF DIFFERENCES IN PARTICLE REFRACTIVE INDEXES
T. Lary, J. Byrne, N. Parker, K. Snow
CT 88: EVOLUTION IN INSTRUMENT PERFORMANCE: CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH PRESSURE CELL SORTER
T. Lary, B. Kirouac, E. Statler, E. Frazier, E. Salas, B. Oien, B. Auer, K. Snow
CT 89: THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS: COLLIMATED AND REIMAGED FLUORESCENCE COLLECTION OPTICS IMPROVES BOTH SENSITIVITY AND CROSS-BEAM COINCIDENCE REJECTION
J. Byrne, T. Lary, N. Parker, K. Snow,
CT 90: INTERLASER COMPENSATION USING TIME DELAY CIRCUITRY: 6 COLOR IMMUNOPHENOTYPIC ANALYSIS ON A MODIFIED FACS VANTAGE
Kevin L. Holmes, Ph.D., Ruth Swofford, Calvin Eigsti, David Stephany, Larry Duckett, John Cardott
CT 91: REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR HIGH-SENSITIVITY PHOTON-COUNTING DETECTORS
Robert C. Habbersett, John C. Martin, Glenn W. Thornton, Kimberley K.Ruud, James H. Jett
CT 92: DETECTION OF EARLY APOPTOTIC EVENTS BY ANNEXIN-V FLOW CYTOMETRY: STAINING KINETICS OF SOME VIABILITY FLUOROCHROMES
Silvia Barbesti, Cecilia Davegna, Cinzia Ferrari, Simona Leviti, Giuliano Mazzini
CT 93:
Raventos-Suarez C., Mattern CJ, Class KA, Kramer R, Menendez AT
CT 94: FLOW CYTOMETRIC SEX IDENTIFICATION OF MONOMORPHIC RED-NAPED SAPSUCKER (SPHYRAPICUS NUCHALIS) NESTLINGS.
Doug Redelman, Scott A. Fleury, Duane L. Garner
CT 95: RAPID FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANTIFUNGAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING FOR CANDIDA ALBICANS: COMPARISON BETWEEN A DNA DYE AND MEMBRANE POTENTIAL DYE
Kuo-Ping Chiu, Craig Hixson
CT 96: ASSESSMENT OF CELLULAR VIABILITY USING TECHNIQUES TO IDENTIFY APOPTOTIC POPULATIONS ON A LASER SCANNING CYTOMETER (LSC) OF MURINE EOSINOPHILS SORTED ON A BD FACSVANTAGE FLOW CYTOMETER AT HIGH SPEEDS AND PRESSURES ASSOCIATED WITH TURBO SORTING
Christopher J. Groves, Richard F. Konz Jr., Clare Lloyd, Jose Carlos Gutierrez-Ramos
CT 97: SIMULTANEOUS CELL CYCLE ANALYSIS AND VIABILITY DETERMINATION USING PYRONIN Y AND 7-AMINO-ACTINOMYCIN D.
Ingrid Schmid, Christel H. Uittenbogaart, Janis V. Giorgi
CT 98: MULTIPARAMETER ASSESSMENT OF BURSAL LYMPHOCYTE APOPTOSIS USING FLOW CYTOMETRY
Mark M. Compton, Steve G. Hilliard
CT 99: NORMALIZING FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE KINETICS OF QUANTITATION OF ANTIBODY BINDING CAPACITY
I. Hernandez, W. Casillas, I. Torres, E. Fernandez-Repollet, A. Schwartz
CT 100: EFFECT OF SAMPLE PROCESS ENVIRONMENT ON THE QUANTITATION OF FLUORESCENCE INTENSITY OF LABELED CELLS
E. Fernandez-Repollet, L. Diaz, W. Colon, A. Schwartz
CT 101: PROLIFERATION ASSESSMENT BY KI-67 (MIB-1) FLOW CYTOMETRY: CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS
C. Ferrari, S. Leviti, E. Erba, S. Ronzoni, I. Sassi, E. Leonardi, G. Mazzini
CT 102: A HARDWARE ALTERNATIVE FOR AUTOMATED COMPENSATION AND SUBTRACTION IN FLOW CYTOMETRY
Daniel J. Maguire, J. Paul Robinson, G. B. King
CT 103: FLOW CYTOMETRY DATA ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS OF THE TUBE IDENTIFICATION PARAMETER (TIP) CONCEPT
Daniel J. Maguire, Wayne O. Carter, J. Paul Robinson, Kathryn E. Ragheb, Gary P. Durack, Steve Kelley
CT 104: A PHOTODAMAGE CHROMOSOME SELECTOR
John C. Martin, Mary C. Roslaniec, Carolyn S. Bell-Prince, Jonathan L. Longmire, James H. Jett, L. Scott Cram,
CT 105: FLOW CYTOMETRIC DETECTION OF CYTOKINE MRNAS
Michael L. Cubbage, Clarence F. Sams,
CT 106: CONTRIBUTION OF IMMUNOPHENOTYPE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PLASMA CELL LEUKAEMIA IN FIVE PATIENTS
Fraga M., Castro I., Candeias J., Costa A., Granato C., Mendonça A., Moreira G.,
CT 107: GLOBALLY ACCESSIBLE FLOW CYTOMETRY DATA ANALYSIS
Francis L. Battye,
CT 108: SPECTRAL OVERLAP CORRECTIONS IN FLUORESCENCE IN SITU HYBRIDIZATIONS EMPLOYING HIGH FLUOROPHORE DENSITIES
Morrison, Larry
CT 109:
K.A.Davis, D.W.Houck
CT 110: INSTRUMENTATION AND REAGENT STANDARDIZATION ALLOWING DIRECT COMPARISON OF QUANTITATIVE DATA COLLECTED ON MULTIPLE PLATFORMS AND AT MULTIPLE SITES
Norman Purvis, Ken Pennline, Greg Stelzer
CT 111: LIFE SCIENCE APPLICATIONS OF FOCUSED ION BEAM (FIB)
Monica Ballerini, Marziale Milani, Michele Costato, I.C.Edmond. Turcu, Franco Squadrini
CT 112: INTRACELLULAR STAINING AND FLOW CYTOMETRY: PERFORMANCES AND LIMITATIONS
S.MONSEAUX, E.G. VAN LOCHEM, J.J.M. VAN DONGEN, C.ZUBER
CT 113: HIGH SPEED SORTING EFFICIENCY AND RECOVERY: THEORY AND EXPERIMENT
Robert A. Hoffman, David W. Houck
CT 114: "BIOSCOPE": A CYTOMETRY BASED SECONDARY BIOLOGY PROJECT.
J.Paul Robinson, Marshall Overley
CT 115: PROPOSED GUIDELINES FOR FLOW CYTOMETRY DESCRIPTION AND DISPLAY,
Schober. Wendy, Lewis, Dorothy
CT 116: A FLUORESCENCE-IMAGING ASSAY FOR CYTOTOXIC PLAQUE FORMATION AND FOR GROWTH KINETICS OF ADHERENT CELLS
Alice L. Givan, Germo Gericke, Nicole Benoit, Solveig G. Ericson
CT 117: THE NATIONAL FLOW CYTOMETRY RESOURCE
Carolyn Bell-Prince, Larry A. Sklar, James H. Jett,
CT 118: A NEW APPROACH FOR MULTI-COLOR ANALYSIS
Lavigne S., Côté S., Laviolette M., St-Pierre J.
CT 119: RAPID CELLULAR VIABILITY QUANTIFICATION USING AN ARC-LAMP FLOW CYTOMETER.
P.A.Lopez, M.J.Ottenberg
CT 120: THE PURDUE CYTOMETRY ELECTRONIC MAILING LIST.
Steve Kelley, Robinson, J.Paul,
CT 121: SIMPLIFIED REMOTE SCHEDULING AND FILE SERVING FOR CORE FACILTIES USING A MACINTOSH INTRANET SERVER
Thomas M. Ellis, Patricia E. Simms
CT 122: SORTING CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COULTER ELITE HIGH SPEED SORTER.
Christopher J. Donahue, Kenneth Bauer
CT 123: QUANTITATIVE LABELING OF CELLULAR BIOPOLYMERS
Robert E. Hurst, Rebecca Bass Bonner, Paul J. Birckbichler, Rebecca Bass Bonner, George P. Hemstreet
CT 124: INSTRUMENTATION, ACCURACY AND QUALITY CONTROL ISSUES IN DEVELOPMENT OF QUANTITATIVE FLUORESCENCE IMAGE ANALYSIS
Rebecca Bass Bonner, Robert E. Hurst, Paul J. Birckbichler, Jian Yu Rao, George P. Hemstreet
CT 125: QUANTITATIVE FLOW CYTOMETRY (QFCM): HISTORY, PRACTICAL THEORY,CONSENSUS AND INTER-LABORATORY VARIATION.
Gerald E. Marti, Vincent E Zenger, Robert Vogt, Francis Mandy, Abe Schwartz, Rodica Lenkei
CATEGORY: CT 126: GREEN AUTOFLUORESCENCE OF CELLULAR PLASMA MEMBRANES
B.Rajwa and J.W.Dobrucki
CATEGORY: CT 127: MULTI-PARAMETER INTEGRATED DATA ANALYSIS SYSTEM
James V. Watson
CATEGORY: CT 128: CORRECTION OF FLUORESCENCE HISTOGRAMS FOR CELLULAR AUTOFLUORESCENCE
J.W. Gratama, B. van der Holt, R.L.H. Bolhuis, W.L.J. van Putten
CT 129: AN ON-LINE DEVICE FOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL AND REAGENT ADDITION FOR TABLE-TOP FLOW CYTOMETERS
Michael E. Cunningham, Robert J. Gould, Bohumil Bednar
CT 130: STABILIZED CELLULAR IMMUNOFLUORESCENT ANALYSIS (SCIFA): A NEW CONCEPT FOR QUANTITATIVE FLOW CYTOMETRY IN ROUTINE IMMUNOHAEMATOLOGY
Janossy G.1, Bikoue A.1, Tilling R.E.1, Reilly J.T.2, Granger V.2, and Barnett D.2
GE 02: MICRONUCLEUS FORMATION AND APOPTOSIS INDUCED IN MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURES BY UV-B LIGHT
Author 1: M. Nuesse, Author 2: J. M. Wessels
GE 03: LOCALIZATION OF TWO 8P REGIONS ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY DEVELOPMENT AND HIGH PROLIFERATION IN HEAD AND NECK SQUAMOUS TUMORIGENESIS
Adel K. El-Naggar, M.D., Madelene M. Coombes
GE 04: BICOLOR ISH USING CARD AMPLIFICATION FOR THE RAPID AND EFFICIENT ANALYSIS OF CHROMOSOMAL IMBALANCES IN CANCER.
Anton H.N. Hopman, Miriam Kamps, Jos Dederen, Ernst J. Speel Frans C.S. Ramaekers
GE 05: STANDARDIZATION OF PRETREATMENT STEPS FOR ISH ON SINGLE CELLS AND TISSUE SECTIONS.
Anton H.N. Hopman, Annick M. Haesevoets, Monique I.J. Ummelen, Harry C. Schouten, Frans C.S. Ramaekers.
GE 06: ADVANCED IMAGE ANALYSIS APPROACH TO QUANTITATIVE INVESTIGATION OF C- AND G-BANDED SMALL PLANT CHROMOSOMES.
A.R. Fedotov, O.V. Muravenko, E. Ja. Kreindlin, A.V. Zelenin
GE 07: NEW APPROACHES TO PLANT CHROMOSOME STUDY AND IDENTIFICATION: HIGH RESOLUTION BANDING AND IMAGE ANALYSIS.
O.V. Muravenko, T. E. Samatadze, A. R. Fedotov A.V. Zelenin.
GE 08: IMPROVED ANALYSIS OF COMPARATIVE GENOMIC HYBRIDIZATION IMAGES BY BIVARIATE DATA ANALYSIS.
Stefan Burde, Babetta L. Marrone
GE 09: A RECURRENT GENETIC CHANGE IN THE INTESTINAL TYPE OF GASTRIC CARCINOMA, THE AMPLIFICATION OF 17Q12-21
Stig Nordling, Arto Kokkola, Outi Monni, Marcelo L. Larramendy, Sakari Knuutila
GE 10: KARYOTYPE EVOLUTION IN THE SIAMANG GIBBON
Cordelia F. Langford, Mark T. Ross, Nigel P. Carter
GE 11: OPTIMAL FIXATION AND STORAGE CONDITIONS FOR FLOW SORTING AND FISH ANALYSIS OF FETAL CELLS IN MATERNAL BLOOD
Bussell, Sarah, Nguyen, Dianne, Schober, Wendy, Scott, Jeff, Simpson, Joe Leigh, Elias, Sherman, Bischoff, Farideh, Lewis, Dorothy
GE 12: FREQUENT TRANSLOCATIONS INVOLVING CHROMOSOME 13 IN BREAST CANCER CELL LINES.
Suet-Feung Chin, Jose A. Garcia-Marco, Carlos Caldas.
GE 13: COMPARATIVE GENOMIC HYBRIDIZATION (CGH) OF FLOW SORTED DNA ANEUPLOID SUBPOPULATIONS: EXPERIMENTS ON MIXTURES OF K-562 CELLS AND NORMAL LYMPHOCYTES.
Jacob Larsen, Maria Kirchhoff, Hanne Rose, Tommy Gerdes, Jan Maahr, Claes Lundsteen, Joergen K. Larsen
GE 14: COMPARISON OF DIRECT AND INDIRECT DNA DAMAGING AGENTS; EFFECTS ON CELL CYCLE, DNA SYNTHESIS INHIBITION, AND CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS.
J.E. Miller, M.J. Armstrong, S.M. Galloway, T.R. Skopek
GE 15: NULCEAR PREPARATION OF BREAST TUMOR CELLS FOR CORRELATING FISH SIGNALS WITH BRDU LABELING BY FLOW CYTOMETRY
Kristina Arheden, William Hyun, Koei Chin, Joe Gray
GE 16: TETRAPLOID ACUTE MYELOID LEUKAEMIA. A CASE REPORT.
Castro I., Fraga M., Silva M.J., Candeias J., Gomes P. Correia C
GE 17: COMBINATION OF A CHROMOSOME BANDING PROBE WITH MULTI-TARGET FISH
Ramesh Ramakrishnan, Mona Legator, Larry Morrison
GE 18: ISOLATION, FLOW CYTOMETRIC ANALYSIS, AND SORTING OF CHROMOSOME ARMS FOR GENERATING CHROMOSOME ARM-SPECIFIC LIBRARY OF WHEAT.
K. Arumuganathan, Kulvinder S. Gill
GE 19: FISH KARYOTYPING WITH COMBINATIONS OF WHOLE CHROMOSOME PROBES DIRECTLY LABELED WITH FIVE VISIBLE FLUORESCENT LABELS
Morrison, Larry, Legator, Mona, Ramakrishnan, Ramesh, Zimmerman, Donna, Volling-Kwasneski, Mary, Koeppen, Peter
CATEGORY: GE 20: CLONALITY OF SOLID TUMORS MEASURED BY COMPARATIVE GENOMIC HYBRIDIZATION
Sandy DeVries, Dan Moore III, Regina Hovey, Lucy Epstein, Lynn Bjerke, Ann Thor, Britt Marie Ljung Frederic M.Waldman
PM 01: REGULATION OF MORPHOGENETIC CELL FATES BY THE PHASES OF THE CELL CYCLE: A FLOWCYTOMETRIC STUDY OF DICTYOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM
Gopal Pande, Md Azhar, V Nanjundaiah,
PM 02: AN APPLICATION OF BACTERIAL FLOW CYTOMETRY - EVALUATION OF THE TOXIC EFFECTS OF FOUR HEAVY METALS ON ACINETOBACTER SP.
C. J. Hewitt, C. D. Boswell
PM 03: USE OF FLOW CYTOMETRY TO ASSESS THE BIOMASS AND ACTIVITY OF MARINE BACTERIAL POPULATIONS
Betsy R. Robertson, Don K. Button
PM 04: DEVELOPMENT OF FLOW CYTOMETRIC METHODS FOR SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION OF MULTIPLE MICROBIAL AGENTS
Kodumudi S. Venkateswaran, Don Masquelier, Raymond P. Mariella, Richard G. Langlois
PM 05: EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE SHIFT ON CELL DIVISION AND VIABILITY IN AN E.COLI FTSZ TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE MUTANT.
R. Jepras, N. Hird, E. Lawler, D. Payne, F. Paul,
PM 06: POPULATION DYNAMICS OF RALSTONIA EUTROPHA JMP 134 ON DIFFERENT SUBSTRATES
Müller, Susann, Herrmann, Carsten, Bley, Thomas
PM 07: DNA AND PROTEIN CONTENT IN ESCHERICHIA COLI BACTERIAL CELLS MEASURED BY FLOW CYTOMETRY METHOD
Janusz Skierski, Zofia Lukaszkiewicz, Ewa Bocian, Miroslawa Koronkiewicz
PM 08: EVALUATION OF THE SPECIFICITY OF YEAST MULTIDRUG PUMPS FOR PENCONAZOL, BENOMYL AND CYCLOHEXIMIDE BY FLOW CYTOMETRY.
Prudêncio, Cristina, Sousa, Maria João, Sansonetty, Filipe, Côrte-Real, Manuela,
PM 09: SCREENING OF MULTIDRUG PUMPS IN YEASTS
Prudêncio, Cristina, Sansonetty, Filipe, Côrte-Real, Manuela, Leão, Cecília,
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