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The Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSpot (ELISpot) assay is a flexible and sensitive method for investigating the frequency of cytokine-secreting cells within a population. In virology and vaccine research, this assay provides a useful format for evaluating the...
Host protein receptor expression is the ultimate factor that determines if a host cell is permissible to viral entry and infection. In viral research, it is essential to determine which cell types, primary or immortalized, are permissible to viral...
Accurate cell counting is a critical step across a spectrum of cell biology applications. Direct cell counting uses methods that identify and enumerate individual cells, as opposed to indirect methods that estimate population sizes using...
Cell exclusion zone assays, or barrier assays, measure cell migration and invasion by generating a cell-free zone without the use of a mechanical scratch.
Agilent offers a comprehensive portfolio of integrated solutions for reliable results from discovery through QC to empower researchers with the confidence to achieve breakthroughs.
Cells are motile objects that continuously move in the x- and y-direction, even when plated in a two-dimensional manner. The ability to track single objects over time is therefore critical to scientists in a variety of research areas, including...
Differentiating a stem cell into a neuron or glial cell is typically a time-consuming bottleneck in human neurological dysfunction research. On top of this, precisely controlling the purity of sub-types in a mixed neuron population can be a complex...
Dr. Carl DeSelm is an assistant professor of radiation oncology in the Bursky Center for Human Immunotherapy and Immunology Programs (CHiiPs) at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. DeSelm also has a radiation...
Dr. Florentine Rutaganira, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry and Developmental Biology at Stanford University, in California, studies choanoflagellates to understand what biochemical and cell biology mechanisms were necessary to bridge unicellular...
올리고 약물 개발을 위한 적합한 분석 도구 및 솔루션을 찾고 계시나요? LC-MS 부터 고효율성 높은 pH 에 대한 내성을 보유한 Oligonucleotide 컬럼, 자동화 세포 이미징 시스템 Cytation 등의 Agilent 올리고뉴클레오타이드 분석 도구 및 솔루션...
Discover and compare Agilent's advanced live cell imaging solutions. From the Cytation C10 confocal reader to eSight's whole-well imaging, our platforms offer powerful microscopy for precise cellular analysis.
TCID50 (50% tissue culture infectious dose) is an endpoint dilution assay used to measure infectious viral titer. This method involves infecting cultured cells within a microplate and is useful for viruses that do not form plaques.
ADME is the abbreviation commonly used for the study of how a drug is absorbed, distributed, metabolized, and excreted from the body. Each set of assays is performed as part of the drug discovery process to ensure that a drug is properly absorbed...
Agilent automated imaging systems deliver a full range of relevant imaging techniques for biofilm characterization, including brightfield, color brightfield, widefield, and confocal fluorescence modes. Combined with automated Gen5 image analysis...
The new Agilent BioTek Cytation 9 cell imaging multimode reader represents the next generation of integrated analysis.
The Agilent BioTek Cytation and Lionheart support a broad range of imaging-based GPCR studies while providing greater insight into activation dynamics.
Automation unlocks efficiencies. Walkaway operation eliminates the need for constant monitoring by automating microscopy tasks like slide scanning and live-cell imaging. Integrated with the BioTek BioSpa 8 and Gen5 software, the Cytation platform...
Activated immune cells undergo rapid expansion in response to foreign antigens or disease exposure. T cells cluster together to transmit essential information through a series of interactions and coordinate to fight invading pathogens. Monitoring...
Histology and tissue imaging is typically performed on fixed tissue samples using time-intensive manual upright microscopes equipped with oculars. Sample variety and applications span diverse biology and research areas.