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流式细胞术发展至今,出现了越来越多的资料,当然,目前中文资料还是非常匮乏的,所以希望大家多多阅读英文资料。为了帮助大家的学习,国外Excyte教育网站推荐了经典的流式学习资料(包括书籍和综述型文章)Top10,排名不分先后(注:其中部分书籍和资料我们站内已翻译或发布,可在书籍和资料版块找或搜索):
1.Practical Flow Cytometry
Howard Shapiro
Every lab should have a copy of this book. You can get it at Coulterflow.com. I will be honest, Howard, if you’re reading this, I have never read it cover to cover. I have tried, but it’s so unbelievably packed with information, I can’t handle reading it chapter by chapter. Instead, I use it when I have specific questions, especially about the workings of a cytometer, and I find it fascinating. It’s humorous, it’s amazingly insightful, and it contains some of the best explanations of difficult concepts of flow in layman’s terms. It is a definite must-have. When I was a core manager, I recommended the prologue to all my users.
2. International Society for the Advancement of Cytometry Cell Sorter Biosafety Standards
Kevin L. Holmes, Benjamin Fontes, Philip Hogarth, Richard Konz, Simon Monard, Charles H. Pletcher Jr., Robert B. Wadley, Ingrid Schmid, Stephen P. Perfetto
Everything you need to know about the biohazard issues of cell sorting. This resource contains clear explanations on how to test your sorter, how to protect the operator, how to classify the biohazards, and more. If you do any sorting, you must have this resource.
3. Current Protocols in Flow Cytometry
Wiley Publishing
Everything you need to know, by the people doing the work. It’s a must have for anyone doing flow and sorting. Several of the resources here are part of this work.
4. Practical Issues in High-Speed Cell Sorting
Arnold LW, Lannigan J., Current Protocols in Cytometry 1.24.1-1.24.30, January 2010
A fantastic resource for understanding sort modes, efficiency, and many other aspects of high-speed sorting.
5. Interpreting Flow Cytometry Data: A Guide for the Perplexed
Leonore A Herzenberg, James Tung, Wayne A Moore, Leonard A Herzenberg & David R Parks, Nature Immunology Volume 7, Number 7, July 2006
We’ve all been perplexed by flow data. This is an excellent resource from the Herzenberg group, who trained some of the world’s best experts. Len Herzenberg received the Kyoto prize for his work in flow cytometry in 2006. This paper is an unrivaled source for understanding the collection and presentation of flow data.
6. Modern Flow Cytometry: A Practical Approach
James W. Tung, Kartoosh Heydari, Rabin Tirouvanziam, Bita Sahaf, David R. Parks, Leonard A. Herzenberg, and Leonore A. Herzenberg
Just as the title suggests, this article is a practical walk-through of the evaluation of CD4+ T-Cells in HIV disease that explains some of the issues regarding compensation, data collection, scaling, gating, and data analysis.
7. Flow Cytometry: An Introduction
Givan, AL, Methods Mol Biol. 2011;699:1-29
Alice has a gift for explaining the technology in clear and concise terms without oversimplifying.
8. Separation Index: An Easy-to-Use Metric for Evaluation of Different Configurations on the Same Flow Cytometer
Bigos, M, Current Protocols in Cytometry (2007) 1.21.1-1.21.6
This index is often used for comparing fluorochrome brightness and determining voltage settings. It’s used widely in our field, here’s what it means.
9. Quality Assurance for Polychromatic Flow Cytometry Using a Suite of Calibration Beads
Perfetto SP1, Ambrozak D, Nguyen R, Chattopadhyay PK, Roederer M. Nat Protoc. 2012 Dec;7(12):2067-79.
If you asked me ten years ago what I would be spending most of my time doing, this is a good explanation. Quality assurance is extremely important, often misunderstood, and not difficult to implement in your lab.
10. Standardization, Calibration, and Control in Flow Cytometry
Hoffman RA, Curr Protoc Cytom. 2005 May;Chapter 1:Unit 1.3
You might not find this on everyone’s top 10 list, but in order to get an understanding of why these concepts are so critically important, I find it useful.
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