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Live Content Imaging Inside Your Incubator
8 October 2012

In this video Peter Djali from Essen BioScience, discusses the key features and applications of the innovative IncuCyte™ Zoom for long-term, live-cell imaging. Peter describes how the imaging method, known as Live Content Imaging, allows you to expand the ways you document and understand cellular growth, behavior, and morphology. In addition by design, the IncuCyte provides an effective kinetic read-out solution for the next generation on in vitro biological assays. Peter demonstrates how the cell-player assays can be used to study apoptosis, cell migration, cell proliferation, cytotoxicity and invasion. Interview filmed at MipTec 2012 by SelectScience.

Tags: apoptosis, cytotoxicity, MipTec, cell proliferation, cell migration

Essen BioScience Company website

Products in this video

New 2-Color Kinetic Live Content Imaging System and Assay Reagents

Essen Bioscience Announces the CellPlayer™ Cell Migration 96-Well Assay Kit for the IncuCyte™ Live-Cell Imaging System

Essen Instruments IncuCyte™ NEW HD Phase module for High Quality Imaging 96 and 384-Well microtitre plates

IncuCyte™ - Automated Live Cell Imaging Inside Your Incubator

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