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The term flow cytometry, used since the seventies, describes a technology employed mainly in biology and medicine to measure and classify suspended particles, e.g., cells or microspheres. Measurable cell parameters include: geometric properties, such as cell size (diameter, surface area, volume); physiological properties (membrane potential, integrity, vitality); and quantities of DNA, RNA, cytokines, surface antigens, nuclear antigens, enzymes, and proteins.
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