Evaluate a fit-for-purpose approach to spectral flow cytometry panel design.

Selecting the appropriate flow cytometry panel requires balancing analytical performance with study objectives. This poster compares a comprehensive 26-color spectral immunophenotyping panel with a streamlined 13-color version, evaluating their performance, precision, and agreement to determine whether a reduced panel can support reliable clinical testing.

Key highlights include:

• Comparison of 26-color and 13-color spectral immunophenotyping panels
• Evaluation of assay precision and agreement across reportable cell populations
• Assessment of panel performance using cryopreserved PBMC samples
• Analysis of the impact of reducing monoclonal antibodies on data quality and resolution
• Considerations for developing fit-for-purpose flow cytometry panels for clinical studies

As flow cytometry applications continue to evolve, fit-for-purpose panel design can help optimize study efficiency while maintaining robust analytical performance. Learn how streamlined panel strategies can support reliable immunophenotyping without compromising data quality.