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Standardization and quality control for high‐dimensional mass cytometry studies of human samples

Kleinsteuber et al., 2016

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17255167949476907597
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Kleinsteuber K
Corleis B
Rashidi N
Nchinda N
Lisanti A
Cho J
Medoff B
Kwon D
Walker B
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Cytometry Part A

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Mass cytometry (CyTOF), a mass spectrometry‐based single cell phenotyping technology, allows utilization of over 35 antibodies in a single sample and is a promising tool for translational human immunology studies. Although several analysis tools are available to …
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