Month: January 2019

When it comes to sorting cells or other small particles, there’s no better place to do so than USC. The university’s Flow Cytometry Facility recently acquired two top-of-the-line cell sorters, the BD FACSymphony and the BioRad S3e, thanks to generous support from several USC sources. To read more, visit stemcell.keck.usc.edu/usc-stem-cell-acquires-two-instruments-to-advance-state-of-the-art-cell-sorting….Continue Reading USC Stem Cell acquires two instruments to advance state-of-the-art cell sorting

Bone marrow transplants, which involve transplanting healthy blood stem cells, offer the best treatment for many types of cancers, blood disorders and immune diseases. Even though 22,000 of these procedures are performed each year in the US, much remains to be understood about how they work. A new USC and Stanford study, conducted in mice,…Continue Reading Stem cell study offers clues for optimizing bone marrow transplants and more