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Hello. I have a bit of a strange request. I’m making an educational art project and I would like to incorporate a PI x BrdU stain as an example of typical Cell Cycle analysis. I do not currently run this sort of assay so I was wondering if someone who has some data would mind sending me a few ‘good looking’ representative .fcs files that I could sift through and choose one to use in my work. Preferably one with a nice distribution of G1, S, and G2 cells. A brief explanation of what the cells/experiment is would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Graham