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Fixed samples for fluorescence microscopy applications can take many shapes and forms, including cultured cells in microplates, multicellular spheroids, tissue on slides, and whole organisms.
Explore common cell migration assays including wound healing, transwell migration, and three-dimensional invasion. This webinar will provide automated solutions for these procedures to increase workflow and improve quantitative parameters.
Ask the Experts – Histology Workflow from Tissue Prep, Sectioning, and Staining to Imaging.
Ask the Experts – Capturing the Host-Pathogen Interaction: Technical Tips for Infectious Disease and Immunology. BioTek’s FASTeam talks about best practices, troubleshooting, assay design, and experimental optimization.
Biomolecular and cellular quantification using a BioTek multimode microplate reader
We cover the advantages and limitations of the various culture models, assay formats, and imaging approaches.
Biomolecular and cellular quantification using a BioTek multimode microplate reader
This webinar reviews research techniques and assay formats employed to develop effective treatments and advance clinical testing for SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19.
Webinar discusses the operation and advantages of using Agilent Capillary Flow Technology for splitting your sample to multiple detectors, GC x GC, and backflush.
In this webinar, we discuss automated methods for conducting and analyzing the colony formation assay using both the colorimetric and fluorescent properties of crystal violet, the wellestablished dye for this assay.
Cellular behavior is complex and dynamic. While end-point assays provide a single snapshot of this behavior, it is only when live cells are continually monitored that a more complete understanding of this behavior is realized.
In this webinar we will demonstrate a fully automated cell migration assay using the AutoScratch Wound Making Tool, which provides a convenient and reproducible method for quantifying 2D cellular migration in either 24- or 96-well formats.