[Case Study of Cell Sorter] The University of Tokyo, Quantitative Biosciences Institute
Used for research on the regulation of gut microbiota mediated by IgA through the host's immune system!
We would like to introduce a case study of the "Cell Sorter SH800" used at the Quantitative Life Science Research Institute of the University of Tokyo. This research institute is studying how IgA produced in the intestine interacts with the intestinal microbiota. The sorter is particularly useful for this research as it can fractionate fine areas. Unlike general devices, which require the purchase of dedicated software for analysis, this is not necessary with our sorter. Additionally, we received positive feedback regarding the ability to change the sample line. [Case Overview] ■ Model Used: Cell Sorter SH800 ■ Main Application: Used to determine which bacteria IgA binds to. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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The Life Sciences Division is one of the business divisions of the newly established Sony Corporation's "Life Sciences & Technology Division." It is responsible for the planning, design, manufacturing, and sales of products such as flow cytometers (cell sorters, cell analyzers) and cell isolation systems.
