Moxi Flow, A Breakthrough for Immuno-Oncology Research

ORFLO, a leading supplier of personalized cell & protein analysis instrumentation announce launch of Moxi Flow™.

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ORFLO, a leading supplier of personalized cell & protein analysis instrumentation, is pleased to announce Moxi Flow™; a breakthrough tool for supporting immuno-oncology research. Moxi Flow’s™ unique combination of impedance (Coulter Principle) and fluorescence flow based detection modes enables gold standard accuracy for counting complex samples such as CAR-T, NK, B, stem, PBMC and other cell types fundamental to immuno-oncology therapeutic approaches. With the integration of flow, other powerful assays such as in-cell protein quantitation, CRISPR/transfection efficiency checks, apoptosis studies and immune profiles are enabled with industry leading ease of use, affordability, footprint and test times.

Core to the Moxi Flow™ is a patent protected dual use flow cell. This eliminates many of the challenges associated with traditional flow; cleaning, maintenance, gain setting and cross contamination. The Moxi Flow™ also enables researchers to conserve their precious samples with 75ul test volume and nearly eliminates all bio hazardous waste. As little ...

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