The Human Immune Monitoring Core (HIMC) provides state-of-the-art technology platforms and top-notch services for single-cell, in situ, and multiomic analysis required by today's immunology research and clinical studies to help you make impactful discoveries and develop improved treatments for human diseases.
High-parametric cytometry enabled by the innovative 5-laser, 64-channel spectral cytometer Cytek Aurora, capable of 40+ colors using pre-optimized panels, or ~20-30 colors for routine experiments. It is available by reservation 24/7 to trained users. Assisted usage will also be available during normal business hours in near future when the dedicated technician is hired.
The Fluidigm Hyperion imaging mass cytometry (IMC) system enables highly multiplexed tissue imaging at up to ~40 markers per panel with minimal spillover between channels using metal-tagged antibodies and at 1 µm/pixel resolution to generate images comparable to light microscopy. This allows high-content, deep profiling of the complex tissue immune microenvironments (TIME) with spatial and organizational information, for important insights into the functional states of individual cells and their interactions in the tissue and disease context.
High-parametric cytometry/single-cell analysis with 40+ markers per panel using metal-tagged antibodies with minimal spillover between channels and no interference from autofluorescence.
Hyperion IMC & Helios CyTOF
Aurora
Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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Hiranmayi Ravichandran, MS |
Mass Cytometry Specialist
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hir4001@med.cornell.edu
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BRB-1676
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Niroshana Anandasabapathy |
nia9069@med.cornell.edu
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Julia Milczanowski |
Cytek Aurora Technician
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jum4024@med.cornell.edu
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BRB-952H
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