On-chip Sort
Microfluidic cell sorting
On-chip Sort is a cell sorter in which cells are sorted within microfluidic channels. This avoids shear stress, pressure changes, collisions and electromagnetic fields which might alter the cells. Cell sorting is done in sterilized microfluidic chips. Because of these chips a cross-contamination between samples can not occur. With On-chip Sort small sample volumes can be sorted almost without dead volume.
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On-chip Sort is a cell sorter in which cells are sorted within microfluidic channels. This avoids shear stress, pressure changes, collisions and electromagnetic fields which might alter the cells. Cell sorting is done in sterilized microfluidic chips. Because of these chips a cross-contamination between samples can not occur. With On-chip Sort small sample volumes can be sorted almost without dead volume.
Key Features
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Up to 3 lasers from 405 nm, 488 nm, 561 nm, 637 nm
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With 6 fluorescence detectors and 2 scatters
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Size sensitivity under 1 µm
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Sample volume 20 – 1000 µl
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Maintenance free
Applications
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Sorting of Stem cells
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Sorting of Fragile cells
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Sorting of Circulating tumor cells
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Sorting of Cell clusters & organoids
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Sorting of Emulsion droplets
