Refine Results
- 必威体育赛事投注
- Content Type
- Analysis Platform
- Language
1 - 14 of 14 results
This study highlights the ability of Cytation 5 and BioStack 4 to automate the workflows for imaging H&E-stained TMAs for high-throughput histology applications.
必威体育登录手机This study shows the ability of Agilent BioTek instrumentation to quantitate changes in IL-2 secretion in Jurkat cells using a silver-stain ELISPOT assay format.
必威体育登录手机This application note describes the capabilities of the Agilent BioTek Gen5 software to analyze mitochondrial membrane potential by object spot counting.
This application notes describes the use of automated image capture to visualize cell retention and monolayer integrity across the microplate well surface.
This study presents two bioprinting procedures using different magnet geometries that enable in vitro 3D wound healing and metastatic cell migration experiments.
This application brief demonstrates the use of the Auto ROI feature of Gen5 to identify mitotic cells for further characterization using confocal microscopy.
In this case study, whole mount dictydium samples were used as a model to compare biovolume of the sporotheca for multiple specimens.
必威体育登录手机This study describes the quantitation of phospho-AKT pan (S473) as a result PDGF stimulation of NIH3T3 fibroblast cells using the Agilent BioTek Synergy Neo2.
This application note demonstrates the validation of a combined solution to perform automated chondrocyte differentiation from 3D hMSC spheroids.
必威体育登录手机In this study, images captured from the Oris Pro plates by the Agilent BioTek Cytation 5 were analyzed using automated digital wide field fluorescence microscopy.
This application note demonstrates that zebrafish treated with ethanol have a dose-dependent increase in apoptotic cell death.
This application note demonstrates that vascular growth is repressed by VEGF inhibitors in a dose‑dependent manner.
This application note describes an automated microscopy and analysis protocol as an alternative method for AFB scoring.
This application note demonstrates the ability of the Cytation 5 in conjunction with Gen5 analysis to calculate HIV infection rates in fixed cells.