Cytation Cell Imaging Multi-Mode Readers combine automated digital microscopy and conventional microplate detection in a modular, upgradable platform. This patented design provides rich phenotypic cellular information with well-based intensity data.

The Agilent BioTek Cytation platform offers a combination of automated microscopy and multimode detection to support your most critical live-cell workflows.

Your science drives the journey. Embrace the twists and turns while exploring our research narratives. Find your quest and see how a versatile platform like Cytation supports every step.

The Agilent BioTek Cytation and Lionheart support a broad range of imaging-based GPCR studies while providing greater insight into activation dynamics.

Many multimode microplate readers use monochromator-based optics for fluorescence intensity measurements, allowing great flexibility to use multiple fluorescent dyes and stains. Most of these systems offer a fixed bandwidth. This offering works well...

The scratch wound healing assay is one of the most highly used in vitro methods to monitor and quantify collective cell migration. Conventional methods for conducting scratch wound healing assays involve manual wound creation, which yields low...

The rapid cooling enables efficient switching between multiple applications without unwanted temperature influences.

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.

This narrative explores the common scientific questions and challenges encountered in the field, from initial confirmation to long-term breakthrough modeling.

The new Agilent BioTek Cytation 9 cell imaging multimode reader represents the next generation of integrated analysis.

This video provides an overview of the Neurite Outgrowth module, available for use with Cytation imaging multimode readers and Lionheart automated microscopes.

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The microneutralization assay is a highly sensitive and specific assay for detecting virus-specific neutralizing antibodies and their corresponding titers that is amenable to high-density microplates. Immunofluorescence staining of a viral protein,...

Many viruses do not form traditional plaques, and there may not be tools readily available to determine viral foci by immunolabeling or fluorescent reporters often used for viral titration. In these cases, viral infection can be detected using...

The colony formation assay, or clonogenic assay, evaluates the proliferative capacity of a single cell. For applications such as cancer drug screening, it is important to distinguish cells that retain this proliferative capacity from those that do...

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.

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...

AutoROI enables walk-away slide scanning for four or more slides, if combined with Agilent automation offerings, and can be used with the Agilent BioTek Lionheart automated microscopes and Agilent BioTek Cytation imaging multimode readers.

Cell cycle progression is a tightly regulated process that involves the duplication of nuclear DNA content prior to cell division. The control mechanisms that regulate this process are often disrupted in tumor cells and serve as viable targets for...

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...