Instrumentation image processing

Successful flow cytometric analysis depends on adequate sample preparation (see Chapters 30-31), appropriate selection of probes or markers (see Subheading 2.), instrumentation, and data display and analysis. Each of these areas is interrelated and requires adequate attention to avoid the introduction of artifacts and misinterpretation of results. Flow cytometers tend to be excessively complicated and require a skilled operator for alignment and calibration, though manufacturers are introducing more compact, user-friendly data acquisition and image processing systems. 

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