Thanks for your article on FACS.1 It was informative. How is the charge imparted to a specific droplet? By magic?
Department of Pathology
Becton Dickinson
Thanks for your article on FACS.1 It was informative. How is the charge imparted to a specific droplet? By magic?Peter Calkins, PhDDepartment of Pathology pcalkins@bcm.tmc.eduResponse: The nozzle is actually charged, so as the droplet is formed a charge is applied to the droplet. Based on the sorting instructions, the droplet is charged either positively or negatively. The plates are always on during the sort.David MatsuyamaBecton Dickinson David_Matsuyama@bd.com
Thanks for your article on FACS.1 It was informative. How is the charge imparted to a specific droplet? By magic?
Department of Pathology
Becton Dickinson
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