NovoCyte Advanteon
Customizable to meet your specific needs and easily upgradeable to meet your future demands
Up to 21 fluorescence channels and 23 independent detectors
Customizable, and upgradeable
Excellent sensitivity and resolution

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NovoCyte Advanteon Flow Cytometer System: 1-3 Lasers

The NovoCyte Advanteon flow cytometer builds upon the highly successful NovoCyte, and NovoCyte Quanteon. The system provides an advanced set of capabilities for the most demanding scientists, yet is remarkably simple to operate. The NovoCyte Advanteon can accommodate high-end and increasingly sophisticated multicolor flow cytometry assays. The system offers flexibility with 1, 2, or 3 laser options, up to 21 fluorescence channels, and 23 independent detectors.

The NovoCyte Advanteon is customizable to meet your specific needs but is easily upgradeable to meet your future demands. When throughput is essential, the NovoSampler Q can be integrated into different laboratory automation platforms. The sampler can efficiently process both FACS tubes (using a 40-tube rack) and 24-, 48-, 96-, and 384-well plates. For the NovoCyte Advanteon, the intuitive and industry honored NovoExpress software is now even more advanced, providing an exceptional user experience in data acquisition, analysis, and reporting.

 

  • Expanded flexibility with up to 21-color options utilizing 1-3 lasers, customizable, and upgradeable
  • Sample recovery mode serves to collect unused sample at end of acquisition
  • Excellent sensitivity and resolution
  • Intuitive and powerful software for data acquisition, analysis, and reporting
  • Smart-design functionalities and walk-away operation simplifies your work flow
  • Automation-ready capability for high throughput needs
  • Wide, 7.2-log dynamic range eliminates the need for routine gain detector adjustments
  • High speed collection up to 100,000 events/second
  • Accurate absolute cell count in every experiment, which eliminates the need for reference beads

 

 

Product Lasers 349 nm 405 nm 488 nm 561 nm 637 nm Maximum Number of Fluorescence Channels
NovoCyte Advanteon** 1 7
  6
2 15
13
11
3 21
17
19
NovoCyte Quanteon** 4 25
NovoCyte Penteon* 5 30
* RUO: Research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
** Selected configurations are registered as CE-IVD.

Apoptosis Assay

Apoptosis, or programmed cell death, is the process by which cells regulate how they die, activating specific pathways that cause the cell to shrink, condense, and eventually be cleared by phagocytosis. This is in contrast to necrotic cell death where cells die uncontrollably and fall apart, which can lead to detrimental effects such as the activation of an immune response. Therefore, apoptotic cells that die in a very orderly fashion limit disruption of nearby cells and tissue. There are many ways to measure cell death and distinguish it from apoptosis or necrosis. These assays are easily quantified using the NovoCyte flow cytometer due to automatic compensation settings and a wide dynamic range of fluorescence detection which eliminates the need for any PMT voltage adjustments.  

Immunophenotyping

Immune status is associated with disease state, treatment efficiency, and response to external stimuli such as vaccines. Immunophenotyping quickly identifies candidate cell types, sub-classes and functions. Monitoring the frequency of numerous immune cell population as well as the differentiation/activation status of specific cell subsets such as monocytes, NK cells, T and B cells is essential as they may influence the immunogenicity of a vaccine and its efficiency. The NovoCyte Flow Cytometer enables simultaneous quantification of multiple leukocytes for better understanding the immune status of patients and surveillance of the immune response to infectious disease.
Specifcity Clone Fluorocrome Purpose
CD3 UCHT1 PE-TR (ECD) Lineage T cells
CD4 S3.6 PE-Alexa 700 Lineage T cells
CD8 SK1 PerCP-Cy5.5″ Lineage T cells
CD19 J3-129 PerCP-eFluor 710 B cells
CD14 MφP9 BV711 Monocytes
CD56 HCD56 BV605 NK cells and NK T-like cells
CD16 3G8 APC-Cy7 NK cells and monocytes
γδ TCR 11F2 PE-Cy7 γδ T cells
Vγ2 TCR B6 PE γδ T cells
CD25 M-A251 BV421 Tregs
CD127 A019D5 APC Tregs/memory/differentiation
CD45RA HI100 BV650 Memory/differentiation
CCR7 G043H7 BV785 Memory/differentiation
CD57 NK-1 FITC Memory/differentiation
HLA-DR B169414 BV570 Activation
CD38 HIT2 PE-Cy5 Activation/plasmablasts
NKG2C 134591 Alexa 700 NK receptor
Dead Cells 134591 AViD Dead cell exclusion
 

Intracellular Protein Detection

Detection and analysis of intracellular proteins allow for additional characterization of cell subpopulations and cellular processes. In order to analyze proteins not located on the cell surface, fixation and permeabilization of the cell is required. However, many phospho-specific antibodies are not compatible with many common detergent-based permeabilization methods used for intracellular staining. Special attention is needed when determining the proper fix/perm method for your phospho-specific antibody. The most common method uses 1.5% paraformaldehyde for fixation followed by 100% methanol for permeabilization. While this method works for many antibodies, please note it may not work for every phospho-specific antibody. Additionally, identifying various cell populations in a heterogenous sample requires staining for phosphorylated proteins coupled with surface proteins. Special consideration must be given to the sensitivity of these epitopes to fixative, taking precaution to avoid damage to the epitope. Therefore, the sample may require staining for specific surface markers before fixation.  

Cell Proliferation

ell proliferation is an essential function and highly structured event that when unregulated, can cause disease. We can measure proliferation through absolute cell counts or with a dye, such as CFSE. When cells labeled with CFSE divide, the dye is partitioned equally between daughter cells and we can measure the loss of CFSE fluorescence over time as the dye is continuously diluted. The mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) of the dye was also plotted with cell concentration over time to show the inverse relationship between the two. This type of assay is often used to look at changes in T lymphocyte activation.  

Cytokine Detection

Cytokines are small molecules essential for immune cell response to activation by pathogens, autoimmunity, or therapeutics. Signaling by cytokines can modulate gene regulation, innate and adaptive immune response, and inflammation. Measuring cytokine production and identifying the source of cytokine production is therefore important for an in-depth understanding of the immune response. Bead-based flow cytometry-based detection of cytokines is a highly effective method for measuring multiple soluble analytes in a single sample, using a mixture of bead populations with varying fluorescence intensities.
The Ultimate Photodetector Silicon photomultipliers (SiPM) are solid-state, silicon-substrate-based, photon-level-sensitive semiconductor devices, with a 7.2 log dynamic range. Consisting of a compact array of avalanche photodiodes operating in unison, the SiPM is a compact detector with photon counting capability. The innovative optics designed into the NovoCyte Penteon incorporates 30 independent SiPM, which collect and process signals for each of its fluorescence channels. Excellent scatter resolution to detect small particles NovoCyte Penteon scatter detection optics and signal processing electronics have been optimized to resolve particles down to 0.1μm in size. With such excellent resolution, platelets, bacteria, and various submicron particles can be readily identified and analyzed. Consistent results, fast or slow The fluidic feedback control mechanisms found on the NovoCyte Advanteon consistently maintain exceptionally steady flow rates. The superior stability across a wide range of sample flow rates provides consistent results under variable operating conditions. As shown here, the CVs at different flow rates are dramatically improved over other systems on the market.
General The NovoCyte Advanteon is an easy to handle and flexible instrument that provides multicolour flow cytometry assays. The system has 1-3 laser options and up to 21 fluorescence channels, plus forward and side scatter. The silicon photomultipliers (SiPM) in the Advanteon deliver photon-level sensitivity. The high sensitivity and resolution instrument is able to operate with FACS tubes and 24-, 48-, 96-, 384-well plates. For the NovoCyte Advanteon, the intuitive NovoExpress software is now even more advanced, providing an exceptional user experience in data acquisition, analysis and reporting.

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