High content imaging is a method combining two or more fluorescent microscopy experiments to identify substances that alter a cell’s phenotype in a desired manner. The process is adapted to multi-well plates and both the image acquisition and analysis are automated.
To date, a majority of cell cultures used in drug discovery have been 2D. Despite increasing inve...
Anthony Essex, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer at PhenoVista Biosciences, discusses assay development for high content screening. Learn how PhenoVista's custom iPSC neuronal and T-cell-endothelial ass...
"The product is very effective and very easy to use and clean. It increases the performance of our t..."Natalia Pascale, Biopas
Many troublesome toxic impurities are discovered too late in pharmaceutical products, resulting i...
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