Multicolor Panel Builder
Try our Interactive Panel Building Tool!
Build multicolor flow cytometry panels in just a few simple steps
- Start your design by first selecting your instrument from the drop down menu, or create a customized instrument, to build a personalized panel
- Select the target and species you want to identify. Keep adding until you have all the markers you want
- Choose antibodies by clone, isotype and format. If there is not an antibody available in the format you require, select the fluorophore as a placeholder and continue
- Include a viability dye or dump channel for more complexity
The ability to select antigen density and fluorophores based on brightness, combined with automatic exclusion of incompatible fluorophores, will help you build larger panels with confidence.
Not Sure Which Markers to Choose?
Try our marker selection tool.
All you need to know about immune cells, lineage, marker expression and the marker protein itself at your fingertips. Providing a direct link to antibodies available to your chosen marker.
Discover for yourself:
Human CD Markers Mouse CD MarkersAdditional Resources for Panel Building
- Sample prep
- Controls
- Multicolor panel building
- Common flow cytometry protocols
- Cell frequency in common samples
- Gating in flow cytometry
- Fluorophore poster
- Flow cytometry basics guide
Bio-Rad has over 4,000 antibodies validated for flow cytometry as well as helpful resources to help you with your flow cytometry experiments. These resources as well as listings of antibodies, kits and controls can be accessed from our dedicated flow cytometry page or by clicking on the links.
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Flow Cytometry Basics Guide
Practical advice to get you started in flow cytometry
Keep up to date with recent advances by downloading our popular Flow Cytometry Basics Guide, which not only provides practical advice and best practice examples when planning multicolor experiments, but also a basic overview of all the important flow cytometry principles.
This comprehensive guide is split into nine easy-to-read chapters covering 54 pages, making this ideal for beginners wanting to gain confidence when planning experiments, and can also be used as a teaching aid.
