Cytometry and Imaging Core

NIH RePORTER · NIH · P01 · $327,450 · view on reporter.nih.gov ↗

Abstract

Project Summary: Cytometry and Imaging Core The key objective of the Cytometry and Imaging Core is to enhance the overall productivity of the Program by providing a cost-effective, centralized, essential resource for the use of laser scanning cytometry (LaSC), 3D imaging, cellular pre-enrichment, and flow cytometry. The Core will provide i) a centralized resource of LaSC for all 3 program projects; ii) a centralized, cost-effective resource of flow cytometry for Project 1 and 2 to access two flow cytometry analyzers, a 16-parameter flow cytometer Attune NxT and an 8-parameter flow cytometer Canto II; iii) a centralized resource of 3D confocal imaging for all 3 program projects; iv) a resource of expert advice and consultation in the design and analysis of complex, multicolor flow cytometry and LaSC experiments including FlowJo software licenses in flow cytometry analysis and iCys cytometric analysis software (CompuCyte) in LaSC for all 3 program projects; and v) a centralized resource of cell enrichment to save time and money for Project 1 and 2. By providing a cost-effective, centralized resource for research projects to use LaSC, 3D imaging, cellular pre-enrichment, and flow cytometry, the Cytometry and Imaging Core will help further the Programs goals of understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying the effect and effectiveness of blood transfusion in the peri-transplant setting.

Key facts

NIH application ID
10494382
Project number
1P01HL158688-01A1
Recipient
BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
Principal Investigator
Shin-Young Park
Activity code
P01
Funding institute
NIH
Fiscal year
2022
Award amount
$327,450
Award type
1
Project period
2022-08-15 → 2027-07-31