The demonstration that CD T-cell counts can be used to monitor HIV disease progression
opened the way to the first clinical application for fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS)
technology. Modern FACS methodologies such multicolor staining and sorting has opened
the way to new and constructive therapeutic and clinical applications. This article outlines
approaches in which current users can use to improve the quality of their FACS work without
undue effort. FACS technology development and the emergence of new software support for …