Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Biological cellular material tested
Patent
1990-11-21
1993-02-09
Housel, James C.
Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing
Biological cellular material tested
436172, 356 39, 356 72, 356 73, 356336, 2504591, G01N 2117
Patent
active
051852659
ABSTRACT:
A method for increasing the intensity of the excitation light, and thereby the sensitivity, of flow cytometers. The initial part of the signal produced by each cell as it enters the excitation focus triggers a current pulse to the excitation light source, with a duration approximately similar to the time required for the cell to pass through the focus. This current pulse, which is superimposed on the constant operating current to the light source, causes an increase of the intensity of the excitation light during the period when the cell is passing through the excitation focus and thereby an increase of the sensitivity of the flow cytometer.
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Sorensen Otto
Steen Harald B.
Housel James C.
Skatron A/S
Snay Jeffrey R.
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