Whether antiretroviral therapy (ART) is always completely suppressive, or HIV might continue to replicate at low levels despite ART in some people with HIV (PWH), is still debated. Here, we ...

Genetically similar bacteria can differ in shape and behavior, even in lab settings. A recent study shows that this ...

It has been over 60 years since Osamu Shimomura et al. discovered Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP)1. Since then, the color ...

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiated in the acute phase of HIV infection (AHI) results in a smaller viral reservoir. However, the impact of early HIV-specific T-cell responses on long-term reservoir ...

It's all thanks to flow cytometry, a dynamic field transforming healthcare and research. And at its core, the remarkable FACS flow cytometer market leads the charge, offering unparalleled ...

Flow cytometry articles from across Nature Portfolio Flow cytometry is a technology for assaying labelled cells suspended in fluid and passed through a detector. The labels are usually fluorescent ...

Flow cytometry—commonly used in hematologic cancers—was chosen over more commonly used molecular biology, explained the researchers, because it is more rapid, less expensive, and independent ...

According to Vantage Market Research, the Global Flow Cytometry Market is estimated to be valued at USD 14 Billion by 2035 at an exponential growth of 9.65% in the next seven years. The increasing ...

For almost six decades, flow cytometry (FC) has been a cornerstone of clinical and laboratory research, with applications in a wide range of fields, including immune-phenotyping, diagnostics, cell ...

Flow cytometry is helpful when a health professional needs to look at a large number of cells, one cell at a time. These cells are sent through a very narrow tube, allowing the properties of ...

FACS: To Sort, or Not to Sort Cell sorters operate almost identically to flow cytometers up until the cell leaves the laser. After this point, cell sorters break the stream of cells into droplets by ...