To fret over <scp>FRET</scp> : Unintended fluorescence energy transfer artifacts and their implications for flow cytometry panel design and interpretation as highlighted by <scp>TRBC1/2</scp> assays
Hao‐Wei Wang(Fu Jen Catholic University), Constance M. Yuan(National Cancer Institute), Truc Ho(National Institutes of Health), Jun Ho Jang(Samsung Medical Center), Jacob B. Wellek(National Institutes of Health), Mariela Monreal(National Institutes of Health), Isabella Quijada Bristol(National Institutes of Health), Kyle Murphy(National Institutes of Health), Dana Delgado Colon(National Institutes of Health), Robert Honec(National Institutes of Health), Richard R. Sochacki(National Institutes of Health)
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