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This issue of TekTalk describes the use of the Take3 Microvolume Plate in conjunction with our BioTek microplate readers to allow for all these types of micro-volume analysis and of course, other microplate-based applications using a wide range of...
When employed successfully, proliferation assays and the colony formation assay provide valuable information about the characteristics of transformed cells. While often one or the other assay type is selected for inclusion in a given study, together...
In this TekTalk we describe automated imaging and analysis methods for two common genotoxicity assay formats-the comet assay and gH2AX assay.
In this TekTalk issue, we demonstrate some applications of the use of spheroids and how BioTek products can enable spheroid assay workflows.
The concerted movement of cells within their environment plays a fundamental role in nearly all eukaryotic organisms. Higher eukaryotes rely on regulated cell migration throughout development and for immunologic processes, while aberrant cell...
In this TekTalk we’ve compiled detailed resources to support the integration of advanced bioassay approaches into your environmental testing workflows.
In this edition of TekTalk, we focus on a fully automated cell migration assay using the Agilent BioTek AutoScratch Wound Making Tool.
This TekTalk highlights how Agilent’s broad portfolios support immunotherapy workflows from early discovery to translational research.
Here we describe the use of cell counting for a range of applications from label-free cell counting for cell proliferation, nuclear stain-based cell counting for the normalization of cell-based data such as oxygen consumption and extracellular...
In this current edition of TekTalk, we will investigate micro-volume quantification of nucleic acids using a microplate reader, micro-volume plate and a newly launched software application.
In this issue of TekTalk we show how the Agilent BioTek automated imaging systems enable kinetic live-cell experiments over broad timescales.
Cell migration is a fundamental process in the development and maintenance of multicellular organisms. It is essential for tissue formation during embryonic development, wound healing, and immune responses.
In this TekTalk we've compiled diverse ROS-related resources, including an overview of biological processes involving ROS and relevant detection strategies, emerging assay formats for characterizing ROS activity in live cells, as well as tips for...
In this TekTalk we provide links to our many scientific articles on 3D cell culture including application and technical notes, white papers and webinars; provide information on tips and tricks to enable 3D cell culture assays; and also highlight...
Here we describe the broad range of microbiology applications enabled by Agilent BioTek automated imagers, plate readers, & purpose-build LP600.
In this edition of TekTalk, we are covering both conceptual and practical considerations for successful live cell imaging investigations that leverage the combination of Agilent BioTek's imaging instruments and software.
In this TekTalk we decribe the most popular in vitro method to monitor immune cell-mediated cytotoxicity on target cells is the cell-mediated cytotoxicity (CMC) assay, in which immune effector cells and target cells are added to a microplate as a...
In this TekTalk we've compiled resources that provide guidance on conducting and optimizing image-based cell counting applications, as well as important considerations for selecting the most effective cell counting
In this TekTalk we've compiled a variety of resources that describe the unique combination of hardware and software features available with the Agilent BioTek imaging systems for conducting histology and slide scanning applications, as well specific...
In this edition of TekTalk, we delve into the advancements offered by Agilent cell analysis technologies, which are transforming virology research.