Abstract

Recent technological advances have greatly diversified the platforms that are available for high-dimensional single-cell immunophenotyping, including mass cytometry, single-cell RNA sequencing, and fluorescent-based flow cytometry. The latter is currently the most commonly used approach, and modern instrumentation allows for the measurement of up to 30 parameters, revealing deep insights into the complexity of the immune system.Here, we provide a practical guidebook for the successful design and execution of complex fluorescence-based immunophenotyping panels. We address common misconceptions and caveats, and also discuss challenges that are associated with the quality control and analysis of these data sets.

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