Flow Cytometry
Flow cytometry helps examine specific cell populations sorting them for their size, proteins, DNA ploidy and immunophenotype, making it an essential tool for many applications.
Flow Cytometry
Flow cytometry helps examine specific cell populations sorting them for their size, proteins, DNA ploidy and immunophenotype, making it an essential tool for many applications.
Facility manager Dr. Chiara Frasson
The Flow Cytometry and Sorting Facility offers to all research’s groups an efficient and personalized service. The facility provides three cytometers: a FC500-Beckman Coulter (equipped with a 488 nm laser), a Cytoflex- Beckman Coulter (equipped with three lasers: 488nm, 633nm and 405nm), a FACS Celesta -Becton Dickinson (equipped with four lasers: 488nm, 633nm, 405nm and 562nm) and two cell sorters: a MoFlo XDP (Beckman Coulter) and a FACS Aria III (Becton Dickinson). Both sorters are equipped with three lasers (MoFlo XDP: 488nm, 633nm and 355nm; FACS Aria III: 488nm, 633nm and 375nm).
Dr. Chiara Frasson
Scopus ID 24490545400
Chiara Frasson is graduated in Biological Sciences, she has the graduation at the Clinical Pathology postgraduate school and the PhD in Developmental Medicine and Planning Sciences- Oncohematology and Human Genetics.
She is a collaborator at Paediatric Research Institute (IRP)-Fondazione Città della Speranza at Paediatric Haematology-Oncology and Stem Cell Trasplant Center Laboratory. She is the responsible of the Flow and Sorting facility in the Paediatric Research Institute (IRP). She is expert in flow cytometry analysis and sorting. Her main field of interest is the diagnosis of childhood acute and chronic leukemias, myelodysplastic syndromes, lymphomas and the assessment of Minimal Residual Disease in leukemias by multiparametric flow cytometry and in the sorting of different cell populations identified on the basis of different parameters, including physical structure, expression of surface and cytoplasmatic antigenes by MoFlo Coulter and BD Facs Aria III.