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High Content Screening

High Content Screening (HCS), sometimes called high content analysis, used in drug discovery, is a high-throughput analytical technique using image-based cellular assays. Cellular components are tagged with a fluorescent label to assay activities such as apoptosis, cell viability and cytotoxicity. Consider instrumentation, software, reagent kits and imaging systems when using high content screening. Learn about the latest products, user reviews, applications, news, videos and webinars.:

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BD FACSCalibur™ System

5 out of 5

BD Biosciences

Ease of use 5 out of 5
After sales service 5 out of 5
Value for money 5 out of 5

"This equipment is very easy to use, software is very friendly. The results are very easy to understand. I like it to use and I am happy to recommend ..."

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BD FACSCalibur™ System

4 out of 5

BD Biosciences

Ease of use 5 out of 5
After sales service 4 out of 5
Value for money 4 out of 5

"A versatile and easy-to-use instrument. Maintenance and care is easy, and the system is robust. Just 6 buttons, no sweat!"

James P Sullivan Membership Status

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Write a review today >>, Massachusetts General Hospital

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Vi-CELL Cell Viability Analyser

5 out of 5

Beckman Coulter

Ease of use 5 out of 5
After sales service 5 out of 5
Value for money 5 out of 5

"This is a very high end, easy to use product that makes counting cells so much easier than a hemocytometer! One of the best pieces of equipment in ou..."

Elizabeth Tovar Membership Status

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PathHunter® Activated GPCR Internalization Assays provide a quantitative measurement of internalized GPCR protein localized to the endocytic compa...

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CyFlow® SL - Portable 3-Colour Flow Cytometry System for Routine and Research Applications

Partec GmbH

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Portable Flow Cytometer for applications in cell and particle analysis as well as absolute counting. With the CyFlow® SL, analysis employing 5 ...

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AutoQuest LC Autosamplers

Cecil Instruments Limited

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The elegantly effective AutoQuest autosamplers are specially designed for use with the Cecil Adept HPLC, Q-Adept HPLC and IonQuest Ion Chromatography...

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