Flow cytometry is a test that analyzes the characteristics of cells from blood or bone marrow. It can help:

- Differentiate between normal and cancerous white blood cells
- Identify whether cancer cells developed from B cells or T cells.
- Measure proteins that indicate prognosis.
- Pinpoint a subtype of leukemia.
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Flow cytometry is a test that analyzes the characteristics of cells from blood or bone marrow. It can help:

- Differentiate between normal and cancerous white blood cells.
- Identify whether cancer cells developed from B cells or T cells.
- Measure proteins that indicate prognosis.
- Pinpoint a subtype of leukemia.
- Detect early signs of relapse after treatment.

For more details, please refer to the specific context of your diagnosis with your healthcare provider.

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