Alternative Approaches to Functional and Phenotypic Assays Using Multiparameter Flow Cytometry
About this webinar
The applications of multiparameter flow cytometry are rapidly expanding due to the versatility of this technology and the depth of data that can be generated from a single sample. Continual improvement of this technology as well as the broadening of our understanding of human biology has led to flow cytometry becoming a widely used technique. As flow cytometry has become more accessible, this technology has been used for a broader scope of applications than the traditional uses. These alternative applications require additional analytical considerations and optimizations at an assay-specific level.
Join this webinar to learn more about the alternative approaches to functional and phenotypic assays using multiparameter flow cytometry.
Who should attend
- Clinical Biomarker Leads
- Biomarker Leads
- Translational Biomarker Leads
- Clinical Development Directors
- Clinical Research
- Clinical Operations
- Clinical Trial Managers
- Clinical Outsourcing
- Purchasing Managers
What you will learn
Attendees will learn about the flow cytometry application and considerations for:
- Antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC) assays
- Polyamine transport (PAT) assays
- Functional anti-drug antibody (ADA) assays
- Extracellular vesicle (EV) assays
Featured Speakers
Natalie Strickland
Natalie completed her undergraduate and postgraduate studies at the University of Stellenbosch in Human Genetics. Her PhD examined the genetic factors regulating iron metabolism using a combination of advanced molecular techniques and bioinformatics. Following her PhD, she completed a five-year postdoctoral research fellowship at the Institute for Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine (IDM) at the University of Cape Town specializing in infectious disease immunology with a special interest in cellular immunity to HIV/TB co-infection. She has extensive experience in both molecular and advanced immunological techniques, including multiparameter flow cytometry.
Natalie is based in Synexa’s Cape Town laboratory and oversees work in the development of complex flow cytometry and cell-based assays, translational ProtoTrials® and the research and development of new techniques in flow cytometry.
Partner for this event
Synexa
Synexa is an industry leading biomarker and large molecule bioanalytical research service provider. Our core expertise is in the understanding of immune system mediated diseases and therapeutic modulation of the immune system.
For nearly 20 years we have supported our partners across the globe to achieve their clinical milestones. As a science driven organization, we deliver bespoke bioanalytical solutions to meet each of our client’s specific needs. Our purpose-built laboratories located in London, Berlin, Cape Town and Rockville, Maryland (USA) have been designed to meet the rapidly evolving complexity of drug development pipelines.