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Experiment Overview

Repository ID: FR-FCM-Z2ZL Experiment name: Comparison of the Helios wide bore and narrow bore injectors in multi-site mass cytometry studies on PBMC samples MIFlowCyt score: 68.00%
Primary researcher: Brian Lee PI/manager: Adeeb Rahman Uploaded by: Brian Lee
Experiment dates: 2018-05-01 - 2019-03-22 Dataset uploaded: Mar 2019 Last updated: Aug 2019
Keywords: [CyTOF] [multi-site study] [Helios Injector] Manuscripts: [31364278] Cytalogo
Organizations: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai , New York, NY (United States of America)
Purpose: To evaluate data quality and inter-instrument variability using the Helios wide bore injector compared to the narrow bore injector in multi-site mass cytometry studies.
Conclusion: The modified WB+CAS acquisition protocol reduces inter-instrument variability and improves data quality resulting in more comparable data across instruments in multi-site mass cytometry studies,
Comments: Relative performance improvements seen with the WB injector compared to the NB injector are both somewhat instrument and sample specific. Some Helios instruments may see a much larger change in performance and data quality than others.
Funding: Not disclosed
Quality control: We prepared a large batch of cells comprised of a pool of CD45 barcoded PBMCs from 5 independent donors stained with the same immunophenotyping panel. Aliquots of these stained cells were distributed to 7 institutions and acquired on 10 different Helios instruments using a shared staining and sample acquisition protocol.


Experiment variables

Sample Type
· NB PS180612_SiteA_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteB_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteC_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteD_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteE_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteF_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteG_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteH_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteI_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteJ_NB.fcs
· WB PS180612_SiteA_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteB_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteC_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteD_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteE_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteF_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteG_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteH_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteI_WB.fcs · PS180612_SiteJ_WB.fcs

Individuals
· SiteA PS180612_SiteA_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteA_WB.fcs
· SiteB PS180612_SiteB_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteB_WB.fcs
· SiteC PS180612_SiteC_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteC_WB.fcs
· SiteD PS180612_SiteD_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteD_WB.fcs
· SiteE PS180612_SiteE_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteE_WB.fcs
· SiteF PS180612_SiteF_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteF_WB.fcs
· SiteG PS180612_SiteG_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteG_WB.fcs
· SiteH PS180612_SiteH_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteH_WB.fcs
· SiteI PS180612_SiteI_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteI_WB.fcs
· SiteJ PS180612_SiteJ_NB.fcs · PS180612_SiteJ_WB.fcs

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