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Allows FACS data analysis using a full set of region tools and gates (This software is only to be used by FCCS Staff.

WinList 5.0: Cytometry software that allow the analysis of FCS files.

Users can obtain a dongle required to use the software from the FCCS Facility.

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Users can download the latest FlowJo version for Windows or Mac. The FCCS Facility has two FlowJo licenses which are available to its users at no cost. FlowJo is a comprehensive analysis package specifically designed for handling list mode data generated by cytometers.

FlowJo: A state-of-the-art cytometric data analysis and presentation software program.

Flow cytometry data standards. BMC research notes, 4(1), 50. Spidlen, J., Shooshtari, P., Kollmann, T. Data file standard for flow cytometry, FCS 3.0. Current protocols in cytometry, (1), 10-2. Still having trouble? Check the FlowJo Documentation for a detailed breakdown of workarounds and best practices for file path directories.įor further assistance contact FlowJo Tech Support 80

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Pro Tip: Saving your analysis as an archive (ACS) file should prevent you from ever needing to reconnect the data to that workspace in future.

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How to reconnect FCS files in FlowJo™ v10

Note, you only need select the folder containing the raw data, not the data itself.

Select the file folder containing the raw data associated with your analysis.

Right click on a data file in that workspace and choose "Search for FCS Files” Tip: To prevent file path errors, we recommend that the workspace gets saved in the same folder as your FCS files, at the same level. Rather, FlowJo™ saves the relative path to a set of FCS files and accesses the files, as needed, each time the Workspace is opened.

If FlowJo™ can’t find the FCS files it may be because the file has changed location, or the metadata has been altered.įCS Error in FlowJo™ v10 due to broken pathįlowJo™ does not save your FCS files as part of the Workspace. If your data is already organized into folders, FlowJo™ will automatically create and organize these into groups in your workspace. **Location of Add Samples tool in FlowJo™**** You can add samples with the Add Samples button (two blue test tubes with an orange plus) located both in the FlowJo™ ribbon and in the upper left corner to the right of the undo/redo buttons. Simply drag and drop your file onto the FlowJo™ v10 workspace (Where it says “drag samples here” is a good place to start!) Headers are readable by humans, but the rest of the data is storage in compressed binaries that represent all the complex information contained in the columns and rows, like: fluorescence intensity values, forward scatter, side scatter, and more.Įach file has a unique “finger print” based on the data it contains.

The meta data of this file contains four major required components: HEADER, TEXT, DATA, and ANALYSIS (Seamer). Each set includes data from a single sample or acquisition run. The file may contain one or more data sets. The FCS file provides a detailed description of: We are committed to creating instrument agnostic software now and in the future.įCS stands for “Flow Cytometry Standard.” The goal of the standard is to provide a uniform file format that allows files created by one type of acquisition hardware and software to be read by any other (Spidlen). Our own director of Research & Development, Josef Spidlen PhD, is an author of the most recent ISAC data standards and wrote the leading paper on creating uniform flow cytometry standard file types that can be created and read universally. Yes! FlowJo™ is completely instrument-agnostic and accepts FCS and LMD (embedded FCS format) files from any cytometer.