Webinar on Demand: Advanced In-vitro Cancer Models to Study Tumor Microenvironment
During this webinar we will highlight a variety of assays to study the tumor microenvironment
2D and 3D Kinetic Apoptosis Assays for Cancer Research
This webinar examines the current methods to perform apoptosis assays, before comparing using flow cytometry to image cytometry to review the advantages and drawbacks of each method.
How to Perform High Throughput Cell Cycle Assays
What if cell cycle assays could be performed in a high throughput method? Image cytometry alternative for biologists and researchers.
Isolating Primary Cells 101: Which viability method is best for your research?
What is the best and most accurate cell counting and viability method for primary samples? How do we select the appropriate method for viability measurement?
Quick and Easy Way to Measure Yeast Concentration and Viability During Beer Fermentation
This webinar presents information specifically developed for breweries and reviews various detection methods – both traditional methods and the Cellometer image cytometry methods, to see advantages/disadvantages of each.
Rapid yeast viability detection method in complex brewing samples using the Cellometer X2 Image Cytometry
This webinar reviews yeast viability, and specifically addresses challenges that arise when working with complex or messy samples.
Challenges Facing Immuno-Oncology Researchers with High-Throughput Cell Counting
This webinar explores options for researchers to perform high-throughput cell counting through assays such as MTT, Cell-Titer Glo and manually counting.
3D Multicellular Tumor Spheres: How to get Started
This webinar takes a look at 3D models. It is a hot topic and he will explore why so many researchers are interested in working in 3D models.
3D Tumor Spheroids-Based Functional Assays on the Celigo Image Cytometer
This webinar reviews a series of topics pertaining to 3D Tumor spheroid models.
Is Automated Cell Counting Right For You?
This webinar takes a look at what labs should consider to help determine if automated cell counting is right for them.