Sorting plant protoplasts is challenging with conventional cell sorters due to high sample pressures, shear stress and osmotic change which damage cells making them unusable for downstream applications.  The ability of the WOLF G2 to enrich and sort protoplasts is essential to haploid plants regeneration.

Microspores are crucial in plant breeding programs and genetic studies, but their delicate nature requires specialized techniques for isolation and sorting. The WOLF G2 offers a solution with its gentle microfluidic technology, allowing for precise and efficient sorting of microspores while maintaining their viability and integrity. This enables researchers to obtain pure and homogeneous populations of microspores, facilitating downstream analyses and advancing research in plant genetics and breeding.

Sorting nuclei on the WOLF G2 is an important part of omics workflows and lower-throughput ploidy analyses. The WOLF G2 excels in preserving nuclei integrity throughout the sorting process, ensuring improved sequencing reads and accurate ploidy results. Unlike traditional cell sorters, the WOLF G2's gentle microfluidic technology delicately handles nuclei, minimizing cellular stress and maximizing the quality of sorted samples.

Sorting microalgae presents unique challenges due to their small size and delicate nature. The WOLF G2, equipped with microfluidic technology, offers a solution by providing gentle sorting of microalgae. This instrument allows researchers to efficiently isolate and purify microalgal cells, ensuring high viability and integrity post-sorting. With the WOLF G2, scientists can overcome the complexities of sorting microalgae and advance research in areas such as biofuel production, bioremediation, and bioprospecting for novel compounds.