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Finally, with regard to compact size and shock resistance required for a true field instrument,
the arc lamp-based instruments with epi-illumination optics are probably superior to laserbased systems, and in particular the systems which comprise large water-cooled lasers. Still,
we will probably have to wait a few years before we can carry our flow cytometer on board
the research vessel in a rucksack.
REFERENCES
Amdt-Jovin DJ, Ostertag W, Eisen H, Klimek F, Jovin TM (1976) Studies of cellular
differentiation by automated cell separation. Two model systems:Friend virus transformed
cells and Hydra Attenuata. J Histochem Cytochem 24:332-340
Drebes G (1974) Marine phytoplankton. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart
Dubelaar GBJ, Groenewegen AC, Stokdijk W, van den Engh GJ, Visser JWM (1989) Optical
plankton analyzer: A flow cytometer for plankton analysis II: Specifications. Cytometry 10:
529-539
Fulwyler MJ (1977) Hydrodynamic orientation of cells. J Histochem Cytochem 25: 881-883
Kachel V, Kordwig E, Glossner E (1977) Uniform lateral orientation, caused by flow forces
on flat particles in flow-through systems. J Histochem Cytochem 25: 774-780
Kay D B, Wheeless LL (1977) Experimental findings on gynecologic cell orientation and
dynamics for three nozzle geometries. J Histochem Cytochem 25: 870-874
Lindmo T, Steen HB (1977) Flow cytometric measurement of the polarization of fluorescence
from intracellular fluorescein in mammalian cells. Biophys J 18: 173-187
Peeters JCH, Dubelaar GBJ, Ringelberg J, Visser JWM, Optical plankton analyzer: A flow
cytometer for plankton analysis I: Design considerations. Cytometry 10: 522-528
Pinkel D, Stovel R (1985) Flow chambers and sample handling. In Van Dilla MA, Dean PN,
Lrerum OD, Melamed MR (eds) Flow cytometry:Instrumentation and data handling.
Academic Press, London
Pinkel D, Lake S, Gledhill BL, Van Dilla MA, Stephenson D, Watchmaker G (1982) High
resolution DNA content measurement of mammalian sperm. Cytometry 3: 1-9
Salzman GC, Singham SB, Johnston RG, Bohren CF (1990) Light scattering and cytometry.
In: Melamed MR, Lindmo T, Mendelsohn ML (eds) Flow cytometry and sorting. WileyLiss, New York, p 81
Steen HB (1980) Further developments of a microscope-based flow cytometer: light scatter
detection and excitation intensity compensation. Cytometry 1: 26-31
Steen HB, Lindmo T (1985) Differential light scattering detection in an arc-lamp-based epiillumination flow cytometer. Cytometry 6: 281-285
Steen HB (1986) Simultaneous separate detection of low angle and large angle light scattering
in an arc lamp-based flow cytometer. Cytometry 7: 445-449
Steen HB (1990) Light scattering measurement in an arc lamp-based flow cytometer.
Cytometry 11: 223-230
Van de Hulst HC (1957) Light scattering by small particles. Dover Publications, Inc, New
York
Wheeless LL (1990) Slit-scanning. In Melamed MR, Lindmo T, Mendelsohn ML (eds) Flow
cytometry and sorting. Wiley-Liss, Inc New York pp 109-125
Finally, with regard to compact size and shock resistance required for a true field instrument,
the arc lamp-based instruments with epi-illumination optics are probably superior to laserbased systems, and in particular the systems which comprise large water-cooled lasers. Still,
we will probably have to wait a few years before we can carry our flow cytometer on board
the research vessel in a rucksack.
REFERENCES
Amdt-Jovin DJ, Ostertag W, Eisen H, Klimek F, Jovin TM (1976) Studies of cellular
differentiation by automated cell separation. Two model systems:Friend virus transformed
cells and Hydra Attenuata. J Histochem Cytochem 24:332-340
Drebes G (1974) Marine phytoplankton. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart
Dubelaar GBJ, Groenewegen AC, Stokdijk W, van den Engh GJ, Visser JWM (1989) Optical
plankton analyzer: A flow cytometer for plankton analysis II: Specifications. Cytometry 10:
529-539
Fulwyler MJ (1977) Hydrodynamic orientation of cells. J Histochem Cytochem 25: 881-883
Kachel V, Kordwig E, Glossner E (1977) Uniform lateral orientation, caused by flow forces
on flat particles in flow-through systems. J Histochem Cytochem 25: 774-780
Kay D B, Wheeless LL (1977) Experimental findings on gynecologic cell orientation and
dynamics for three nozzle geometries. J Histochem Cytochem 25: 870-874
Lindmo T, Steen HB (1977) Flow cytometric measurement of the polarization of fluorescence
from intracellular fluorescein in mammalian cells. Biophys J 18: 173-187
Peeters JCH, Dubelaar GBJ, Ringelberg J, Visser JWM, Optical plankton analyzer: A flow
cytometer for plankton analysis I: Design considerations. Cytometry 10: 522-528
Pinkel D, Stovel R (1985) Flow chambers and sample handling. In Van Dilla MA, Dean PN,
Lrerum OD, Melamed MR (eds) Flow cytometry:Instrumentation and data handling.
Academic Press, London
Pinkel D, Lake S, Gledhill BL, Van Dilla MA, Stephenson D, Watchmaker G (1982) High
resolution DNA content measurement of mammalian sperm. Cytometry 3: 1-9
Salzman GC, Singham SB, Johnston RG, Bohren CF (1990) Light scattering and cytometry.
In: Melamed MR, Lindmo T, Mendelsohn ML (eds) Flow cytometry and sorting. WileyLiss, New York, p 81
Steen HB (1980) Further developments of a microscope-based flow cytometer: light scatter
detection and excitation intensity compensation. Cytometry 1: 26-31
Steen HB, Lindmo T (1985) Differential light scattering detection in an arc-lamp-based epiillumination flow cytometer. Cytometry 6: 281-285
Steen HB (1986) Simultaneous separate detection of low angle and large angle light scattering
in an arc lamp-based flow cytometer. Cytometry 7: 445-449
Steen HB (1990) Light scattering measurement in an arc lamp-based flow cytometer.
Cytometry 11: 223-230
Van de Hulst HC (1957) Light scattering by small particles. Dover Publications, Inc, New
York
Wheeless LL (1990) Slit-scanning. In Melamed MR, Lindmo T, Mendelsohn ML (eds) Flow
cytometry and sorting. Wiley-Liss, Inc New York pp 109-125