In the 19th episode of “The Conversational Flow”, our hosts, Brian and Adam, dive into the utility and innovation behind backbone panels in spectral flow cytometry, spotlighting a recent paper from BMS that presents a robust, flexible assay designed for immune monitoring using the Aurora platform. They discuss how backbone panels streamline assay development, enhance reproducibility, and are well-suited for integration with AI-driven gating strategies. The conversation also touches on industry trends shared at WRIB, including the push toward global harmonization of instruments and standards in clinical trials. With insights on panel optimization, autofluorescence extraction, and metadata standardization, the episode offers a practical look at how backbone panels are shaping the future of flow cytometry.
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