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Streamlining T Cell Analysis Using High-Throughput Cytometry

This webinar will be hosted live and available on-demand. Thursday, April 23rd, 202611:00 AM – 12:00 PM ET As interest in CAR T cells and immune-based oncology therapies increases, efficient phenotyping of cell therapy products becomes more crucial. Because this process involves analyzing surface markers that characterize cell types, it requires compatible antibodies and interrogation…

Streamlining T Cell Analysis Using High-Throughput Cytometry

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Cytometry-based framework maps immune cell communication for personalized therapies

- By InnoNurse Staff -

A team of researchers from leading European institutions has developed a cytometry-based technology that decodes how immune cells communicate, offering new insights into how the body fights infections, why immune responses sometimes fail, and how immunotherapies work—or don’t—for different patients.

Published in Nature Methods, the study brings together scientists from the Berlin Institute of Health, Max Delbrück Center, DKFZ, HI-STEM, and Queen Mary University of London. Their approach—called Interact-omics—is a scalable, high-throughput cytometry framework that identifies and quantifies millions of cell–cell interactions. It enables researchers to map immune cell networks in high resolution and uncover how communication breakdowns can contribute to diseases like cancer or autoimmunity.

The method is fast, cost-effective, and compatible with clinical workflows. It helps explain why only some patients respond to immunotherapies and offers a path toward more personalized immune treatments. The team is now working with clinical partners to apply these insights to better predict treatment outcomes and tailor therapies accordingly.

Image: A cytometry-based approach for precisely detecting physical interactions between cells. Credit: Nature Methods (2025). DOI: 10.1038/s41592-025-02744-w

Read more at Berlin Institute of Health in der Charité/Medical Xpress

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empowering scientists with unbeatable speed and flexibility for high throughput screening by cytometry

The life science group Sartorius launches the new iQue® 5 High-Throughput Screening (HTS) Cytometer, transforming workflows with next-level flexibility and comprehensive analysis at unbeatable speeds. Building on core iQue® strengths as the market leading solution for HTS applications, the iQue® 5 expands experimental range with up to 27 channels (25 color options) and flexible workflows in 96-…

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Definitive Phenotypes in Flow Cytometry

Standardization may not be the most exciting topic in biomedical research, but in an era where we lament the lack of reproducibility and distribute blame t Summary Standardization, though often overlooked, is crucial for improving reproducibility in biomedical research, especially given current concerns about its lack. Consistent use of standardized research reagents, protocols, and reporting…

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Flow cytometry basics: Overcome technical challenges [WEBINAR]

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Optimize your Flow Cytometry - Best Practices for Sample Preparation, Staining and Analysis

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Basics of flow cytometry, Part I: Gating and data analysis

This webinar covers the basic components of a flow cytometer, how to interpret a dye excitation/emission spectrum, how data is … source