Accelerating Discoveries – Leveraging Aligned Workflows with FP7000 and ID7000 Spectral platforms
Deena Soni, Ph.D
Associate Director Product Marketing, Sony Biotechnology
Ana Longhini, Ph.D
Senior Manager, Global Scientific Affairs, Sony Biotechnology
Tuesday May 6th, 2025
9:45 – 10:30 AM HST Exhibitor Workshop Room #1 – Kamehameha Exhibit Halls II and III – Level 1
Join us to learn how the FP7000 Spectral cell sorter enables intuitive setup of diverse and complex applications. See how we seamlessly transfer a 35-marker immunophenotyping panel from the ID7000 to the FP7000 for high speed sorting of multiple T cell subsets to obtain highly purified populations that retain high viability and functionality making them suitable for downstream applications like cell culture and cytokine analysis. The FP7000 Spectral Cell Sorter is the newest sorter providing advanced spectral optics, robust fluidics, and real-time spectral unmixing for best-in-class sorting.
The FP7000 delivers high throughput spectral sorting combined with versatile capabilities and guided software workflows to support high parameter applications.
The ID7000 supports high-parameter flow cytometry by delivering comprehensive information about heterogeneous cell populations, with high sensitivity to detect dim markers and rare populations.
Designed to provide greater optical capabilities, the MA900 is ideal for immunology workflows, such as cancer cell phenotyping and immune cell subtyping.
The SH800S offers flexibility for a broad range of applications, including genomics, CRISPR, neurobiology and cancer biology.
GMP-ready, fully closed, multi-parametric fluorescence-based cell sorter for cell and gene therapy manufacturing workflow.
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