Linking phenotype and function: Single-cell insights with Nanovials and large particle sorting using the SH800 cell sorter
Wednesday, November 5, at 16:00 GMT | 17:00 CET | 11:00 EST | 8:00 PST
Advances in cell therapy and immunology increasingly demand technologies that move beyond surface marker profiling to capture the true functional properties of single cells.
This SelectScience® webinar showcases the use of the Nanovial technology from Partillion Bioscience in conjunction with the new Large Particle Sorting Option available for SH800 and MA900 cell sorters from Sony Biotechnology.
Nanovial technology uses a microparticle platform that captures cytokine secretion while preserving cell viability, thus enabling direct linkage of phenotype to function for deeper insights into immune biology and therapeutic development.
This webinar will discuss the use of Nanovials for:
- high-throughput screening of CAR libraries and the recovery of rare antigen-specific TCRs with demonstrated tumor-targeting efficacy; and
- immune profiling of T-cell subsets and simultaneous measurement of surface markers and secretion of resting T-cell phenotypes.
Our expert speakers will also introduce the new Large Particle Sorting Option available for Sony cell sorters, which are suitable for these types of applications. This software feature is designed to expand compatibility with Nanovials, organoids, and hydrogel platforms, making it easier than ever to integrate functional assays into routine flow cytometry workflows.
Certificate of attendance
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Webinar details
- Cost: Free to attend
- Location: Online
- Duration: 60 minutes
Registration is required to secure your place. If you register but can’t attend live, you will receive a link to the on‑demand recording once it becomes available.
Speakers
Who should attend?
- Researchers working in immunology, oncology, and cell therapy who are developing CAR/TCR platforms or studying functional immune responses
- Core facility managers and lab leaders seeking new sorter capabilities
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SH800 Cell Sorter
Sony BiotechnologyThe benchtop SH800 cell sorter permits sorting of a wide range of cell sizes for many applications using the 70-µm, 100-µm, and 130-µm microfluidic sorting chips. This novel, chip-based design is fully integrated with comprehensive fluidics controls and advanced automation for set-up, acquisition, sort and analysis to make sorting less subjective, more precise and easier to perform. System software is intuitive and supports sorting into tubes and 96- and 384-well plates.
MA900 Multi-Application Cell Sorter
Sony BiotechnologyThe MA900 from Sony meets the needs of most sorting applications, supporting 12 fluorescence parameters and 4-way sorting. Powerful, modern technologies built into the MA900 system include a patented micro fluidic chip-based design, comprehensive fluidic controls, and advanced automation that dramatically simplifies operation to make sorting less subjective and improve reliability.
What will this webinar cover?
Key learning objectives:
- Understand how Nanovial technology links T-cell surface phenotype with cytokine secretion.
- Explore applications in engineered receptor discovery and immune profiling.
- Learn how the Large Particle Sorting Option for the SH800 and MA900 supports Nanovials, organoids, and other large particle-based assays.
Join the webinar to get answers to these questions:
- How does Nanovial technology link T-cell surface phenotype with cytokine secretion at single-cell resolution?
- How can Nanovials accelerate high-throughput screening of CAR libraries and rare antigen-specific TCRs?
- How does this approach improve immune profiling of diverse T-cell subsets and resting phenotypes?
- In what ways does Sony’s Large Particle Sorting Option support Nanovials, organoids, and hydrogel assays?
- How can these integrated workflows be incorporated into routine flow cytometry and therapeutic development pipelines?