Establishing a High-throughput Screening Platform for NK mediated Cytotoxicity using Image Cytometry
Researchers highlight the need for large-scale screening of cytotoxic cells and their ability to kill target cell lines in both a 2D and 3D fashion.
Using Deep Machine Learning to Enhance Monoclonal Cell Line Identification
Monoclonal cell culture is critical for many research areas however, the process to establish monoclonal cell lines is time-consuming, and many methods used to monitor monoclonality of cell culture still rely on manual and low-throughput methods.
Demo on Demand: Modern Virology Assays Using Image Cytometry
Many leading labs in the field of virology have used the Celigo Image Cytometer to directly measure multiplex cell-based assays in real-time.
Demo on Demand: Modern Cell-based Assays for Cell and Gene Therapy Using Image Cytometry
Watch the demo on demand: Modern Cell-based Assays for Cell and Gene Therapy Using Image Cytometry
Direct CAR NK Therapeutic Targeting for High-Risk Neuroblastoma
Detection of novel CD276-CAR NK-92 mediated cytotoxicity of neuroblastoma tumor spheroids using plate-based image cytometry
High-throughput Imaging Cytometry as a Powerful Tool for Drug Repurposing
Drug repurposing, also known as drug repositioning is a powerful tool for the rapid expansion of available therapy options by identifying new therapeutic uses from pre-existing drugs.
High-Throughput Viral Titer Analysis
There are many methods to determine a viral titer, with each having its pros and cons, however the increasing need to have high throughput methods to determine viral titers are ever-pressing.
Simultaneously Image and Analyze Cell Expansion and Cytotoxic Potential During Ex Vivo Manufacturing
The microneutralization assay is a powerful, high-throughput screening tool crucial to the efficient development of novel vaccines and the discovery of compounds that can prevent or treat viral disease.
Webinar on Demand: Immuno-Oncology Studies
Syngeneic tumor models and human immune cell-engrafted mice are two of the popular preclinical tools in immuno-oncology studies.
Webinar on Demand: 2D vs 3D Cell Culture Models and Advanced Techniques
There is no single “one size fits all” cell-based assay however 3D cell cultures have been shown to be more physiologically relevant in oncology, immune oncology and other fields.