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Cytek Aurora CS Cell Sorter

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University of Vienna

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Open for Collaboration

Short Description

The Cytek Aurora CS is a state-of-the-art cell sorting system that leverages Full Spectrum Profiling™ (FSP) technology, offering unprecedented capabilities in high-dimensional cell analysis. With its five lasers and 64 fluorescence detectors, the system enables researchers to achieve comprehensive cellular insights, making it a powerful tool for a wide range of applications in immunology, oncology, and cell biology.

One of the standout features of the Aurora CS is its ability to sort up to six distinct subpopulations simultaneously in bulk, significantly improving workflow efficiency. The system also supports high-throughput sorting, allowing researchers to distribute cells into 96- or 384-well plates, with the added benefit of index sorting for single-cell analysis. These features make the Aurora CS an excellent choice for experiments requiring precise cell isolation and downstream processing.

The system is designed to handle a wide range of cell sizes, thanks to its dual-nozzle configuration. Researchers can select between a 70-micrometer nozzle for smaller cells or a 100-micrometer nozzle for larger ones, accommodating cell diameters ranging from 6 to 20 micrometers. This flexibility ensures optimal viability and recovery of sorted cells.

Additionally, the temperature control option enhances cell viability by maintaining optimal conditions during sorting, which is particularly beneficial for fragile or sensitive cell populations.

By combining high-resolution spectral detection, advanced sorting capabilities, and flexible configurations, the Cytek Aurora CS provides an unmatched level of precision and versatility for modern cell analysis and sorting applications. Its cutting-edge technology makes it a game-changer in the field, empowering researchers with more data, better resolution, and greater experimental reproducibility.

Contact Person

Kitti Dora Csalyi, PhD

Research Services

We currently house two high-throughput cell sorters, a user-friendly cell sorter, three analyzers, and a large particle sorter. Our state-of-the-art equipment includes the Aurora CS spectral cell sorter, capable of detecting over 40 fluorescent parameters on a single cell, and a large particle sorter that can sort objects ranging from 10 to 750 µm, offering unmatched flexibility to the research community.

We are committed to fostering collaborative partnerships and providing comprehensive support throughout every stage of the experimental process. To achieve this, we offer researchers expertise in experimental design, sample preparation, staff-operated cell sorting, analyzer assistance, and in-depth guidance on data analysis.

Methods & Expertise for Research Infrastructure

Flow cytometry is a powerful technology that employs fluorescence labelling of marker genes or cell-specific antigens for the identification of cells with particular phenotypes. This method also facilitates the sorting of cells based on defined fluorescence parameters at a rapid rate of thousands of events per second, supporting diverse downstream applications in fields such as immunology, developmental biology, chromosomal biology, and various other branches of biology.

Terms of Use

https://www.maxperutzlabs.ac.at/research/facilities/biooptics-facs

Contact

For collaboration opportunities, please contact us via email.
Kitti Dora Csalyi, PhD
Max Perutz Labs, FACS Facility
kitti.dora.csalyi@maxperutzlabs.ac.at
https://www.maxperutzlabs.ac.at/research/facilities/biooptics-facs

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