2011
DOI: 10.1002/cyto.a.21118
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“…The estimated spectra also show that, for the two When using standard cytometry data analysis tools (as provided by the manufacturer), the red and green fluorescence analysis of JC-1 always require a user defined compensation procedure which may strongly affect the quantitative interpretation of the data. As mentioned in [39], compensation is in fact a linear transformation of the data and therefore, in our experiments, it is not supposed to affect the response to CCCP. In the following experiments, the data have been acquired without and with compensation.…”
Section: March 27 2014 Draftmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…The estimated spectra also show that, for the two When using standard cytometry data analysis tools (as provided by the manufacturer), the red and green fluorescence analysis of JC-1 always require a user defined compensation procedure which may strongly affect the quantitative interpretation of the data. As mentioned in [39], compensation is in fact a linear transformation of the data and therefore, in our experiments, it is not supposed to affect the response to CCCP. In the following experiments, the data have been acquired without and with compensation.…”
Section: March 27 2014 Draftmentioning
confidence: 80%