Cytometry or Masterpiece Flow Cytometry Services LLC. is a newly established biomedical contract research organization registered in the State of Delaware, USA. We are conveniently located at Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC), Philadelphia. Our company serves as a local platform that mainly focuses on flow cytometry-based applications for research and development companies and institutions, which includes but is not limited to biotech, pharmaceuticals, and research hospitals. MPF is committed to providing life science and clinical investigators with high-quality, cost-effective, and customized flow cytometric services on the east coast. MPF is committed to providing state-of-the-art technology of flow cytometry, cell sorting, and data analysis to help clients to develop new strategies and new applications, along with panel design and antibody packages as a one-stop product. MPF also provides scientific consultation and online training programs to assist clients to integrate the technology into research projects.

Flow Cytometry is a piece of technology that has been critical for biomedical research and clinical use, including Immuno-phenotyping, immunotherapy, drug development, etc. Acquiring and sorting cells from a rapidly moving fluid stream is quite useful but not widely used in many laboratories due to its accessibility and complexity. The major obstacles are the high cost of instruments, the requirement of a scientific background for interpreting the data, and expertise in operating the instrument, let alone maintaining the equipment is quite expensive. Our mission is to set up a regional platform, to provide research labs, diagnostic companies, and bio-startups with their flow cytometry needs in the format of a contract. Our service line includes flow sample testing, cell sorting, and data analysis. We also provide sample preparation, panel design consultation, and downstream processing for single-cell sequencing and CAR. To promote our customers effectively using this technology, we supplement monthly online training programs, to allow local users to operate our instruments independently.