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This application note describes the use of an automated tool to create consistent scratch wounds in cell monolayers formed on the bottom of a microplate well.
This application note describes phenotypic and quantitative assessments of 2D and 3D target cell necrotic induction were made using automated live cell imaging.
This application note demonstrates the validation of a combined solution to perform automated chondrocyte differentiation from 3D hMSC spheroids.
This application note describes an imaging-based approach to measure changes in cAMP levels over time in live cells.
This application note demonstrates the benefits of a live cell imaging-based approach to measuring calcium-dependent Fluo-4 AM fluorescence.
This application note highlights the diverse utility and suitability of Agilent BioTek instrumentation for cell-based ELISA signal transduction analysis.
This application note describes the use of the Agilent BioTek Synergy Neo multimode reader in conjunction with the SPARCL assay technology to quantitate human IgG.
This application note demonstrates an automated kinetic imaging-based approach to investigating cell migration.
This application note demonstrates the analytical performance of the Epoch spectrophotometer system to verify its broad applicability to nucleic acid quantification.
This study describes the quantitation of phospho-AKT pan (S473) as a result PDGF stimulation of NIH3T3 fibroblast cells using the Agilent BioTek Synergy Neo2.
This application note describes an optimized workflow to investigate and screen compounds for phospholipidosis.
In this case study, whole mount dictydium samples were used as a model to compare biovolume of the sporotheca for multiple specimens.
This application note demonstrates the ability to track and quantify general and directed T cell activation using label-free imaging methods and cellular analysis.
This study demonstrates the use of a novel, automated tool to create scratch wounds in cell monolayers formed on the bottom of a microplate.
This application note describes the ability to automate the steps necessary to create, track, and monitor hMSCs during differentiation into chondrocyte lineages.
This application note describes the automation of the liquid handling steps of an ELISA, inclusive of incubations.
This application note discusses a simple, homogeneous, nonradioactive assay platform for ADCC studies using luminescent detection and genetically engineered cells.
This application note describes the use of the Cytation 5 cell imaging multimode reader to rapidly image hematoxylin and eosin-stained tissue slides.
In this study, a common IVD application was used as a model to demonstrate image analysis of direct immunofluorescence.
This application note describes the use of the Cytation 5 cell imaging reader to perform color brightfield imaging on fixed and stained tissues on microscope slides.