Live Cell Analysis in Multiple Microplates, BioTek BioSpa

Features

Five imaging modes within a single, flexible, compact system. Automate workflows with a variety of imaging modes that enable a full range of microscopy applications in microplates, cell culture dishes, flasks, and other labware
Broad magnification range allows you to capture the level of detail you need, from whole well montage to intracellular detail at 1.25x to 60x. The automated, 6-position turret makes it simple to capture multiple magnifications in a single workflow.
Environmental controls in BioSpa integrate temperature and CO₂/O₂ control and monitoring, plus humidity monitoring. Stable conditions keep cells healthy, aid in proliferation, and protect cells during kin
Automated 6-objective turret provides efficient viewing of a variety of samples at a wide range of magnifications. Capture images automatically at one or more magnifications, within a single experiment.
3D cell culture analysis with Gen5 software enabled by powerful z-stacking capabilities that capture the important details of 3D cell structure. Z-projection and image analysis and z-stacking montage capability bring powerful processing for 3D biologies.
With the BioTek Cytation cell imaging multimode reader integrated, a laser autofocus method delivers increased reproducibility and speed, while decreasing phototoxicity and photobleaching
Advanced cell-level analysis with powerful tools like nuclear and cytoplasmic masking. These tools increase efficiency by defining critical, information-rich regions of interest for automated, detailed cellular analysis.
Compact design allows the system to fit inside biosafety cabinets. Partners such as The Baker Company offer a broad range of innovative solutions to provide isolation of cell lines and containment of potentially hazardous agents.

Specifications


Environment Control	Incubation to 45 °C Humidity CO2, O2 Control
Microplate Capacity	8
Supported Labware	6 to 1536-well plates Cell culture dishes

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How It Works

Applications

Technology

Patented laser autofocus

Laser autofocus and image-based (or software-based) autofocus are two methods of autofocus widely used in microscopy.

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Technical Overviews

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Training & Events

Tools and Techniques for Optimizing Cell Proliferation Studies

In this webinar we provide a detailed review of available methods for measuring cell proliferation, with a particular focus on recent assay innovations, including both 2D and 3D formats.

Webinar/Training

A Practical Guide for 3D Cell Culture Systems and Optimizing Spheroid Imaging Assay - Part 1 of 2

3D cell culture systems have become a well-established in vitro experimental approach to model human disease for a broad range of research applications.

Webinar/Training

A Practical Guide for 3D Cell Culture Systems and Optimizing Spheroid Imaging Assay - Part 2 of 2

Three-dimensional (3D) cell culture systems have become a well-established in vitro experimental approach to model human disease for a broad range of research applications.

Webinar/Training

BioTek BioSpa Live Cell Analysis System

Product Details

Patented laser autofocus

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Videos

Tools and Techniques for Optimizing Cell Proliferation Studies

In this webinar we provide a detailed review of available methods for measuring cell proliferation, with a particular focus on recent assay innovations, including both 2D and 3D formats.

A Practical Guide for 3D Cell Culture Systems and Optimizing Spheroid Imaging Assay - Part 1 of 2

3D cell culture systems have become a well-established in vitro experimental approach to model human disease for a broad range of research applications.

A Practical Guide for 3D Cell Culture Systems and Optimizing Spheroid Imaging Assay - Part 2 of 2

Three-dimensional (3D) cell culture systems have become a well-established in vitro experimental approach to model human disease for a broad range of research applications.