Proprietary MAPSS Technology Delivers Robust Results
Our Multi Angle Polarized Scatter Separation (MAPSS) technology, only available with CELL-DYN analyzers, delivers first pass WBC and differential results by using laser measurement of up to 20,000 WBCs with four angles of optical analysis from a single dilution.
Extended WBC Mode for Critical Samples
Even when WBC counts are critically low, you can rely on the extended WBC mode to still deliver a 5-part differential.
Only 4-5 Required Reagents for Laboratory Efficiency
While some systems can require as many as 12 reagents for standard tests, the CELL-DYN Sapphire can run most tests with only 4-5 reagents, improving laboratory efficiency and helping to manage costs.
Reliable NRBCs and Optical Platelets on First Pass
With no additional reagents, reportable NRBCs and optical platelets are included with each and every CBC. NRBCs are measured by DNA fluorescence and require no correction for the WBC count. Optical platelets are obtained through dual angle laser analysis, providing separation from RBCs and other interferences, giving you confidence in your results.
Confident Transfusions with CD61 Analysis
When the need for low-end platelet accuracy is paramount, clinicians can depend on the gold standard CD61 analysis provided by the CELL-DYN Sapphire. Confirmation at the critical medical decision point ensures that your patients get the transfusions they need.
CD3/4/8 Panel with Automated Gating
The CELL-DYN Sapphire is also capable of accurately performing the common flow cytometry panel CD3/4/8 with automated gating, which not only moves a specialty test into routine laboratory operations available on-demand, but also makes room in the flow cytometry laboratory to focus on more specialty testing.
Menu expansion with Open Flow Monoclonal Assays
OpenFlow Assays can be added to the menu, using fluorescence and light scatter plus monoclonal antibodies from a third party. OpenFlow assays for WBC, RBC, and/or PLT (RUO) allow you the flexibility to expand laboratory offerings to include others tests that may normally require a specialty laboratory.
