Flow cytometry is a powerful technology that combines fluorescent quantification of several fluorochromes and high throughput to analyze cell populations in suspension. For multi-parametric phenotypic characterization of eukaryotic (immune and non-immune) and prokaryotic cells and/or high purity cell sorting by flow cytometry, core facility users have access to several instruments in a standard or BSL3 environment to allow working with a large variety of samples, including virulent human pathogens.

Technical support, advice and training is provided by facility staff at any stage of the research project.

Access to the core facility is opened to academic as well as private research laboratories without geographical, thematic or institutional restriction. 

The access to the facility is possible through full service (experiments performed by facility’s engineers), as a fee per hour of equipment usage, or as an R&D collaboration to setup new or customised models and/or analyses. 

Those wishing to use our equipment must:

• Make an appointment with the staff to discuss their project.
• Take note of the TRI rules, internal rules and the service request form, which must be read and signed by each user and returned to those in charge of the venue.