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- Home | FlowJo, LLC
FlowJo, your flow cytometry data analysis software, is dedicated to helping you speed up routine phenotyping, elevate your immunology research, and efficiently transform data into results—one cell at a time
- FlowJo™ Software - BD Biosciences
FlowJo™ Software enables single-cell flow cytometry analysis that helps unlock your data insights with accessible features for immunophenotyping, cell cycle, proliferation, kinetics studies, quantitative population comparison, plate screening assays and more
- FlowJo v10 Documentation - FlowJo Documentation
Welcome to FlowJo, a software application with an integrated environment for viewing and analyzing flow cytometric data The environment is presented as the Workspace, which contains a list of loaded samples (experimental data), statistics, gates, and other analyses, as well as tabular and graphical layouts The workspace is saved as a FlowJo
- FlowJo 11 - Download | FlowJo, LLC
Updating to the latest version is FREE and EASY for current FlowJo v10 customers with a FlowJo Portal License Simply download the latest version of FlowJo v11 below and sign in with your FlowJo Portal ID
- FlowJo - Wikipedia
FlowJo is a software package for analyzing flow cytometry data Files produced by modern flow cytometers are written in the Flow Cytometry Standard [1] format with an fcs file extension FlowJo will import and analyze cytometry data regardless of which flow cytometer is used to collect the data
- Getting started with FlowJo™ v11 Software - BD Biosciences
FlowJo™ Software is the leading platform for single-cell flow cytometry analysis that helps you interpret your data quickly and effectively with accessible features for immunophenotyping, quantitative population comparison, high-dimensional
- Learn FlowJo Now! - FlowJo Documentation
FlowJo is a highly intuitive program for cytometric data analysis, and getting started is easy! A little time spent learning about the following components will help you save precious time and help you get more out of your data
- Identification of Novel Low-Density Neutrophil Markers Through Unbiased . . .
Data were analyzed using FlowJo software (TreeStar) Statistical analyses were performed using GraphPad Prism 6 1 (GraphPad Software) All data were tested for Gaussian distribution of variables using the Shapiro-Wilk normality test
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