Sony Biotechnology is closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation across the globe. Our first priority is to ensure the health and safety of our employees in affected areas around the world. We are reviewing guidance from the World Health Organization (WHO), US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), government agencies, and health officials in a variety of affected countries.

Join our panel discussion on how research labs are adapting to support COVID-19 research and learn about flow cytometry approaches used for studying COVID-19 immunopathology.

In this webinar you will learn about the latest approaches in single nucleus transcriptomics and ATAC-Seq, and how they can be used on flash-frozen primary human and mouse tissues to decipher tissue-specific epigenetic regulation.

In this educational article we compare spectral technology to traditional flow cytometry and the advantages offered by spectral flow cytometry.

In this webinar, we will explore the key considerations when designing multicolor panels for use on the ID7000™ spectral cell analyzer.

Join this educational webinar to learn about the key aspects of sorting that should be considered to ensure optimal cell sorting results for different applications.

Getting the most from your cell sorter Fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) is an increasingly common step in many life science research applications, from sequencing to protein design to immunotherapy. No matter which downstream application is used, it is possible to take steps to optimize the purity, efficiency, and reliability of each sort performed.

Learn how to take multicolor flow cytometry to the next level with spectral cell analysis based on examples from the new ID7000 spectral cell analyzer.

Join this free webinar on best practices for studying biological systems at the single cell level by reviewing the experiment workflow from sample processing to sequencing and data analysis.

As the global prevalence of allergic inflammation continues to rise, efforts towards discovery of novel therapeutic modalities are very significant. Canadian immunologist Dr. MacNeil and his team pursue this using flow cytometry to identify the mechanism of allergy induced inflammation. Using the Sony SH800 cell sorter, Dr. MacNeil's lab sorts hematopoetic stem cells for immune profiling of the activated mast cell population. Individual cells from this population are sorted into a 96-well plate— for studying genetic and epigenetic basis of allergic response.