The flow cytometry platform enables researchers to identify and sort specific cells of interest, based on fluorescent labels and light scatter properties of the individual cells, at a rate of thousands per second.
There are an ever widening array of fluorescent probes for cells including molecularly introduced fluorescent proteins to label specific gene activity, antibodies for cell surface and internal antigens, fluorescent markers for cell activation, viability, proliferation, and more.
The Flow Cytometry Core's range of capabilities include sorting up to 6 defined populations of cells simultaneously, filling your collection tubes with millions of cells or depositing a single cell into each well of a 384 well plate.
Director of Flow Cytometry and Senior Science Officer - Ira Schieren - is104@columbia.edu
Manager of Flow Cytometry - Max Wallach - mw3793@columbia.edu
Staffed hours | Location |
Monday-Friday 10am-6pm
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Jerome L. Greene Science Center on the 8th floor, Quad A, Room number: L8-010. |
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Please contact Max Wallach mw3793@columbia.edu to discuss your flow cytometry needs.
Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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Ira Schieren |
Director of Flow Cytometry and Senior Science Officer
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212-305-1005
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is104@columbia.edu
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L8-010
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Max Wallach |
Manager of Flow Cytometry
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212-305-1005
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mw3793@columbia.edu
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L8-010
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