Cell Metabolism

Agilent Cell Analysis Technology Provides a New Window into Cell Metabolism

Mitochondrial function and glycolysis play critical roles in a variety of cellular processes, including cellular activation, proliferation, differentiation, cell death, and disease progression. Agilent Cell Analysis technology enables the measurement of several metabolic parameters and functions using live cells, in real time, enabling researchers to assess energy expenditure, substrate utilization, mitochondrial function, and general cellular homeostasis. Agilent Cell Analysis technology is used with many different cell lines, including primary cells, adherent and suspension cell lines, isolated mitochondria, and islets, 3D cultures, Zebrafish embryos, C. elegans, D. melanogaster, yeast, and other biological materials; and across a number of research areas including cancer, obesity, diabetes, metabolic disorders, immunology, cardiovascular, neurobiology, virology, aging, and more.

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Translational Research Researching Metabolic Function and Translational Research
Aging Research Applying Functional Metabolism to Aging Research	Assays under Hypoxic Conditions Recapitulating in vivo Conditions to Study Metabolic Function
Cancer Research Measure cancer cell metabolism to exploit cancer liabilities	Cardiovascular Research Exploring Mitochondrial Function and Cardiovascular Research
Cell Physiology Research Evaluating Changes in Cell Physiology	Drug Discovery Validate your metabolic targets and assess mitochondrial liability with energy metabolism
Immunology Research Exploring the Role of Metabolism in Immune Function	Immunotherapy The next generation of immune cell therapies require a new generation of analysis tools
Mitochondrial Disease Research Determining Mitochondrial Gene Mutation Phenotypes	Model Organisms Using Model Organisms to Study Functional Metabolism
Neurobiology Research Investigating Metabolism and Neurological Function	Obesity, Diabetes, & Metabolic Disorders Exploring Metabolic Syndromes and Cell Metabolism
Stem Cell Biology Monitoring Stem Cell Metabolic Profiles and Switching	Toxicology Research Assessing mitochondrial toxicities and liabilities