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Tag Archives: compensation
As bright or brighter…
So the earlier posts were a lead-in to this one, which I hope will clarify this important issue in compensation. When calculating compensation, it is important to make sure that your single stained control is as bright or brighter than … Continue reading
Full Disclosure: I did not receive any Compensation for this post…
In flow cytometry it seems the biggest source of confusion and angst is compensation. As a first post, I’m going to re-publish a post I did elsewhere. Compensation is somewhat tricky if you don’t understand the process. There are lots … Continue reading
New England Cytometry 