Cytonome/st, LLC

Rudolf Hulspas

Johnathan Charles Sharpe

Emanuel Tito Mendes Machado

Donald Francis Perrault, Jr

Blair D Morad

Kristopher Scott Buchanan

Johnathan Charles

A flow cell for particle processing such as particle sorting, may be operatively engaged to a particle processing apparatus. The fluid contact surfaces of the flow cell may be fully enclosed. Further, the flow cell may encapsulate all fluid contact surfaces in the particle processing apparatus. The enclosing or encapsulation of the fluid contact surfaces insures, improves or promotes operator isolation and/or product isolation. The flow cell may employ any suitable technique for processing particles. The flow cell may be disposable and suitable for use in droplet sorting. The flow cell may include an operatively sealed sort chamber having a particle stream focusing region, an orifice, an interrogation zone and a sorting region.

Flow cell

Systems, methods and non-transitory storage medium are disclosed herein for adjusting an output of a particle inspection system representative of a particle characteristic for a particle flowing in a flow-path of a particle processing system. More particularly, the output may be processed and a calibrated output of the particle characteristic generated. In other embodiments, one or more calibration particles are used. Thus, an output of a particle inspection system representative of a particle characteristic for one or more calibration particles flowing in a flow-path of a particle processing system may be compared relative to a standard and an action may be taken based on a result of the comparing the output to the standard.

Particle processing systems and methods for normalization/calibration of same

A microfluidic multiple channel particle analysis system which allows particles from a plurality of particle sources to be independently simultaneously entrained in a corresponding plurality of fluid streams for analysis and sorting into particle subpopulations based upon one or more particle characteristics.

Multiple flow channel particle analysis system

A microfluidic multiple channel particle analysis system () which allows particles () from a plurality of particle sources () to be independently simultaneously entrained in a corresponding plurality of fluid streams () for analysis and sorting into particle subpopulations () based upon one or more particle characteristics ().

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