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Martin Bigos

Stanford University

Also Known As

M. Bigos, Martin Bigos

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Stanford UniversityGladstone InstitutesUniversity of California, San FranciscoNovartis (United States)University of Washington
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About

Martin Bigos is an author at Stanford University specializing in medicine, instrumentation, and immunology.

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8 Color, 10-parameter flow cytometry to elucidate complex leukocyte heterogeneity

Mario Roederer, Stephen De Rosa, Rachel M. Gerstein,

Cytometry

1997

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Nine‐color flow cytometry for accurate measurement of T cell subsets and cytokine responses. Part I: Panel design by an empiric approach

Bridget McLaughlin, Nicole Baumgarth, Martin Bigos,

Cytometry Part A

2008

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Nine color eleven parameter immunophenotyping using three laser flow cytometry

Martin Bigos, Nicole Baumgarth, Gina C. Jager,

Cytometry

1999

68

NIST/ISAC standardization study: Variability in assignment of intensity values to fluorescence standard beads and in cross calibration of standard beads to hard dyed beads

Robert A. Hoffman, Lili Wang, Martin Bigos,

Cytometry Part A

2012

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Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer-Based HIV-1 Virion Fusion Assay

Marielle Cavrois, Jason Neidleman, Martin Bigos,

Humana Press eBooks

2004

41

Heterogeneous calcium flux in peripheral T cell subsets revealed by five‐color flow cytometry using log‐ratio circuitry

Mario Roederer, Martin Bigos, Thomas Nozaki,

Cytometry

1995

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Nine‐color flow cytometry for accurate measurement of T cell subsets and cytokine responses. Part II: Panel performance across different instrument platforms

Bridget McLaughlin, Nicole Baumgarth, Martin Bigos,

Cytometry Part A

2008

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Separation Index: An Easy‐to‐Use Metric for Evaluation of Different Configurations on the Same Flow Cytometer

Martin Bigos

Current Protocols in Cytometry

2007

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