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Description
Four-laser, 18-color benchtop flow cytometer
Building on the ease of use and flexibility of the BDTM LSR, the first UV benchtop analyzer, BD Biosciences introduces the BDTM LSR II. The BD LSR II has performance, capabilities, and flexibility never seen before in a benchtop analyzer. Free up your high-performance cell sorter by moving your application(s) that require a UV laser to the BD LSR II.
The BD LSR II can be configured with up to four fixed alignment lasers and the ability to detect up to 18 colors, utilizing a revolutionary optical design. The BD LSR II can be configured with a 488 nm, 405 nm, 633 nm, and 355nm UV laser. At the heart of the BD LSR II are new digital electronics. The electronics digitize signals 10 million times per second in 16,384 discrete levels. This expands channel resolution and increases detection sensitivity. Electronic dead time is eliminated; more precise fluorescent measurements can be made improving linearity, compensation, and quantitation of fluorescence measurements.
BD LSR II System
- Up to 18-color detection
- Digital acquisition and analysis system
- Flexible and modular for future upgrades
Laser Options
- 355nm UV, 405 nm, 633 nm
Reviews
Dennis Baev![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2013 Organization: VS Read more » | RATING: 4.7 ![]()
"I have used LSR-II SORP for several years. It is still one of the most easy-to-customize high-end analyzers." |
Samantha Murphy![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2013 Organization: Kyowa Hakko Kirin California, Inc. Read more » | RATING: 4.0 ![]()
"I love using the LSR 2, though analysis can be complicated when doing 8 colors or more. It allows a lot of analysis with just one sample." |
Rodrigo Franco![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2012 Job Title: Professor / Associate Professor Discipline: 26 Work Field: Academia / University Organization: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Read more » | RATING: 4.3 ![]()
"After several years on the market this is still the most versatile flow cytometer available. The software for both acquisition and analysis of results is user-friendly. The wide variety of configuration can be used to analyse more than 10 distinct fluorophores." |
HAZHAR KARIM![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2010 Organization: KAROLINSKA INST. Read more » | RATING: 2.6 ![]()
"Flow cytometry blocks frequently, needs a restart every time." |
FERDINANDO PUCCI![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2010 Organization: MGH-CSB Read more » | RATING: 5.0 ![]()
"A multiparameter system which requires low sample material. It is customizable- you can switch lasers and filters." |
Mai Tran![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2012 Job Title: Professor / Associate Professor Discipline: Chemistry, organic Work Field: Pharmaceuticals / Biopharmaceuticals Organization: Allergan Read more » | RATING: 4.3 ![]()
"The equipment is pretty easy to use because of the integration between software and hardware. The data derived from the machine is pretty accurate compared to other cellular assays. However, the kit for the calibration of the baseline fluorescence is relatively expensive." |
Bala Sai Sundarasetty![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2011 Organization: MHH Read more » | RATING: 4.3 ![]()
"I would prefer it if this machine was smaller. The software can be integrated to other analysis programs." |
John Lehman![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2011 Organization: Brody School of Medicine Read more » | RATING: 4.0 ![]()
"Standard use, excellent." |
VENKATA BATTULA![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2011 Organization: UT MD ANDERSON CANCER CTR. Read more » | RATING: 4.0 ![]()
"Very easy to use, 4 lasers 18 colors." |
Ute Stroeher![]() Status: See all reviews Member since 2005 Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada Read more » | RATING: 3.6 ![]()
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