1. Provide two advantages and two disadvantage of flow cytometry analysis. Briefly explaineach.2. Name at least five hematologic malignancies that are commonly diagnosed with the aid offlow cytometry. Provide the hematologic pattern seen in flow cytometry output of thesemalignancies/conditions.3. Refer to the dot plot. Describe the type of cells detected using flow cytometry based on CDmarkers and granularity? Correlate the potential cells that has the same pattern as withthe flow cytometry output.CDASECD

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1. Provide two advantages and two disadvantage of flow cytometry analysis. Briefly explain
each.
2. Name at least five hematologic malignancies that are commonly diagnosed with the aid of
flow cytometry. Provide the hematologic pattern seen in flow cytometry output of these
malignancies/conditions.
3. Refer to the dot plot. Describe the type of cells detected using flow cytometry based on CD
markers and granularity? Correlate the potential cells that has the same pattern as with
the flow cytometry output.
CDASECD

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