FACS is optimally suited to separate all of the following except

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FACS (Fluorescence-Activated Cell Sorting) is a powerful tool for separating cells based on fluorescent labeling, which can distinguish between cells with different surface proteins, stem cells from non-stem cells, and bacteria from animal cells due to size and fluorescent markers. However, it is not optimally suited to separate pig RBCs from human RBCs without specific fluorescent markers, as both types of RBCs lack nuclei and have similar physical properties, making them more challenging to differentiate solely based on fluorescence.

FACS Is Optimally Suited to Separate All of the Following