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The group shows strong support and interest in the publication, exemplified by phrases like 'Our protocol has been published!' and expressions of appreciation for the authors and contributors. The tone is enthusiastic and appreciative, emphasizing the practical utility and accessibility of the work, which supports the moderate engagement and impact scores.

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Most discussions express enthusiasm and support for the publication and its protocols, indicating general agreement with its value.

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Posts include enthusiasm for sharing protocols and thanking authors, showing moderate engagement with both content and its implications.

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Social Mentions

YouTube

7 Videos

Twitter

6 Posts

Metrics

Video Views

20,909

Total Likes

137

Extended Reach

25,496

Social Features

13

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  • Malaghan Institute
    @Malaghan_Inst (Twitter)

    RT @CurrentProtocol:
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    December 31, 2021

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  • Sam Small
    @SamSmallNZ (Twitter)

    RT @CurrentProtocol:
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    December 31, 2021

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  • Current Protocols
    @Curr_Protocols (Twitter)

    Here, and through comprehensive step-by-step protocols, the authors (@Malaghan_Inst) aim to guide users through the theory of optimizing a high-dimensional full-spectrum #FlowCytometry panel for #immunophenotyping. ➡️https://t.co/WX2AESdhOy #OpenAccess https://t.co/tmF7L9uRCz
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  • ACS- Australasian Cytometry Society
    @ACScytometry (Twitter)

    RT @Lauretalila: Our protocol for Full Spectrum Flow Cytometry Panel Optimisation has been published! Check it out! https://t.co/xU8ndYMYGC…
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    September 7, 2021

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  • Brittany Lavender
    @gingersnapsci (Twitter)

    RT @Lauretalila: Our protocol for Full Spectrum Flow Cytometry Panel Optimisation has been published! Check it out! https://t.co/xU8ndYMYGC…
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    September 7, 2021

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  • Laura Ferrer
    @Lauretalila (Twitter)

    Our protocol for Full Spectrum Flow Cytometry Panel Optimisation has been published! Check it out! https://t.co/xU8ndYMYGC Thanks to all the authors and @CytekBio! #FlowCytometry #Immunophenotyping
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Abstract Synopsis

  • This article discusses how advancements in full-spectrum flow cytometry have enabled the creation of larger, more complex immune cell panels (up to 43 colors) but also introduce challenges in designing and optimizing these panels for accurate high-dimensional data analysis.
  • Full-spectrum flow cytometry measures the entire emission spectrum of each fluorophore, making it easier to use fluorophores with similar emission peaks but different spectral fingerprints, which facilitates the design of larger panels.
  • The paper provides step-by-step protocols for optimizing high-dimensional flow cytometry panels, including practical examples like a 24-color panel for identifying T-cell subsets, along with troubleshooting methods to address common issues in panel design and setup.]