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Troubleshooting for Flow cytometry
We’ve asked our flow cytometry experts to put together their best explanations and solutions for common issues like no fluorescent signal, low event rate, and more.
- High background in Flow cytometry
Explore possible causes and solutions for a high background or high percentage of positive cells in Flow cytometry.
- High event rate in Flow cytometry
Explore possible causes and solutions for high event rate in Flow cytometry.
- High fluorescence intensity in Flow cytometry
Explore possible causes and solutions for high fluorescence intensity in Flow cytometry.
- High side scatter background in Flow cytometry
Explore possible causes and solutions for high side scatter background from small particles in Flow cytometry.
- Low event rate in Flow cytometry
Explore possible causes and solutions for low event rate in Flow cytometry.
- No or weak signal in Flow cytometry
Explore possible causes and solutions to a weak or no signal in Flow cytometry.
- Two or more cell populations in Flow cytometry
Explore possible causes and solutions for seeing two or more cell populations when there should only be one in Flow cytometry.