The ideal flow cytometer will vary for each individual depending on their own research needs and goals. Identifying that ideal mix of technical power, experimental adaptability, and user-friendliness will go a long way towards finding an instrument that suits not only today’s projects, but also tomorrow’s.

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A European consortium identifies phenotypes for 320 genes, assigning new functions for half.

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