Cytometry Toolkit for iOS
| Version | 1.2.1 |
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| Publisher | Cytometry Core Software |
| Release date | Jan 7, 2013 |
| Date added | Jan 7, 2013 |
| Os requirements | iOS |
| Requirements | Compatible with iPod Touch (3rd generation or later, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad. iTunes account required. |
| Total downloads | 0 |
| Price | Free |
Description
A Cytometry Toolkit. Helps setup your cytometry instruments...The Cytometry Toolkit comprises a number of different calculators that aid in setting up and running cytometers, including sorting flow cytometers.Features:*Resolution calculator:Calculates the S or Separation parameter of two dim populations. Useful if you want a quickly test a new optical filter or a new dye in your assay.*Q B and S calculator:This calculator is like the Resolution Calculator by gives much more information such as the Quantum efficiency of the system, the Background and a calculated separation parameter. It also includes the Separation Parameter as reported by the Resolution calculator.*Simple Lens Calculator:Is used only for thin spherical lenses. This calculator calculates; the Laser Spot Size at the focus, the Wavelength, the Focal Length or the laser beams Diameter at the back of the focusing lens.*Two Recovery Calculators:Rmax# and Rmax %. These calculators calculate the recovery from a sort. One simply needs to sample the waste stream to assess the efficiency of the sort. Really useful in assessing if the Break-off Point is optimal and is a non-invasive way of calculating the recovery from rare population sorts without having to sample and count the rare particles.*Poisson sort CalculatorAn extension of the Recovery calculators though usable on its own, it will calculate the expected recoveries you should get back after a sort if your sort sample behaves in a Poisson way, that is, your particles in the sample are mono-dispersed. The calculator also reports the sort time.Feedback/suggestions are always welcome. I will update this periodically with bug fixes and new features for at least two years. I hope you find this useful