All users are responsible for operating machines in accordance with established SOPs and user manuals.
Like Aurora, the CS provides the benefits of Full Spectrum Profiling (FSP™) technology. Its optical design and unmixing algorithm provide scientists remarkable flexibility, enabling the use of a wide array of new fluorochrome combinations without reconfiguring the system for each application. The state-of-the-art optics and low-noise electronics provide high-resolution, high-content and high sensitivity. The result is a system that delivers high resolution at the single cell level to resolve the most challenging cell populations, such as cells with high autofluorescence or low levels of expression of key biomarkers, regardless of assay complexity, and to isolate live cells for downstream studies.
- Aurora User Manual
- Cytek Aurora Training Outline
- Cytek Aurora - Setting up an Experiment in Tube Mode
- Cytek Aurora - Setting up an Experiment in Plate Mode
- Cytek Aurora - Counting
- Cytek Aurora Troubleshooting Guide
- Cytek Aurora SIT Flush Troubleshooting Guide
- Cytek Aurora SIT Height Calibration (Plates and Tubes)
- Cytek Aurora QC
- Cytek Aurora Long Term Shutdown and Storage
A helpful guide to all of Cytek's Training Videos: Spectroflo VIdeo Tutorials Guide
- Aurora Fluorochrome Guidlines for 5-Laser System
- Aurora Fluorochrome Guidlines for 4-Laser System - Updated March 2019
- Autofluorescence Extraction
- Autofluorescence Extraction Video
- 24-color dyes Example for use on the Aurora
- Fluorochrome Peak Channels - AURORA
- Spectroflo 2.2.0.4 Release Notes
- Evaluating spectral cytometry for immune profiling in viral disease
Aurora Links
- Spectral Flow Cytometry Assays and Reagents - Thermofisher
- Biolegend and the Aurora
- Important Communication regarding unusual fluorescent signals in a subset of donor samples
Aurora Spectra Viewers
Video Tutorials
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