Cytometry and Biokinetics Laboratory

Institute of Chemical Kinetics and Combustion, Novosibirsk, Russia

Achievements

We are granted from:

Russian Science Foundation

Study of the morphological and functional properties of biological cells, including blood cells, using a sub-diffraction optical resolution and mathematical modeling of intra-and intercellular processes, in order to create new cell assays for clinical diagnosis

Russian Foundation for Basic Research

Study of the dynamics of biological processes in single cells by scanning flow cytometry: development of the statistical approach for the investigation of ligand-receptor interaction on the surface and within the cell Study of the morphological and functional abnormalities of red blood cells by scanning flow cytometry in pathologies of pregnancy leading to intrauterine hypoxia Study biospecific aggregation... Study of blood microparticles...

We were granted from:

Federal Agency on Education	Development of the discrete dipole approximation to simulate light scattering by particles with arbitrary shape and internal structure, sizes much larger than wavelength, and large refractive indices Development of new methods in biological cell characterization including blood cells by means of polarization and spatial distribution of laser radiation scattered by the cells A study of adsorption, absorption and aggregation of bio-colloids by means of dynamic flow cytometry Study on protein dynamics in the nuclei of living cells by the use of FRAP technique
Carl Zeiss	Development of methods for identification and characterization of lymphocytes and stem cells from light scattering
The Russian Academy of Sciences	Light Scattering Tomography
Federal Agency on Science and Innovations	Polymer beads based biosensor for immunoassay of infections including high pathogenic viruses
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.	Technical exploitability and merchantability of the SFC Technology and the PSFC Technology and feasibility of the development and the commercialization of the Products
Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences	Development of 3D technology for high resolution cell imaging in biophysical and medical studies