Immune Unit 7, SPACES ARE -s

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  1. 2. ________controls fluorescently tagged mouse antibodies to irrelevant antigens are used to assess non-specific binding to cells, helping to establish the threshold for positivity.
  2. 4. Change in wavelength when a fluorophore emits light
  3. 5. Confirming the accuracy of a selected gate by examining the expression of markers that should or shouldn't be present in that population.
  4. 6. T cell marker present on all mature T cells
  5. 9. Cluster of
  6. 10. Subdividing a gated population based on additional markers to provide more detailed characterization.
  7. 11. Used to set positivity in flow cytometry
  8. 12. ________ method: When the instrument's sample volume is precise, the cell count can be determined directly.
  9. 14. ________ analysis: Combining a typical cell counter with a flow cytometer to obtain both cell counts and percentages.
  10. 17. ________checks: Ensuring consistency between different measurements, like the sum of lymphocytes, monocytes, and granulocytes equaling the total WBC count.
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  1. 1. Using viability dyes to exclude dead cells and debris, ensuring the analysis focuses on live cell populations.
  2. 3. These cells have minimal side scatter in an automated cell counter
  3. 5. ________ method: Adding a known quantity of fluorescent beads to the sample and using their count to calculate the sample cell count.
  4. 7. A ______ cell sorter can collect specific cell populations
  5. 8. Cells must be in _____ _____ suspension for flow cytometry
  6. 13. Fluorescent molecules used to tag antibodies in flow cytometry
  7. 15. HIV virus depletes these cells.
  8. 16. Process in flow cytometry for selecting a population of cells to analyze