Life science & clinical diagnostics instruments > Tissue & cell handling/counting

Digital Bio ADAM automatic cell counting system

24 August, 2010 by

The Digital Bio ADAM (Advanced Detection and Accurate Measurement) automatic cell counting system uses laser-based fluorescent microscope and CCD detection technologies and integrated microfluidic chip technology to enable reliable and accurate data.


Lonza Amaxa 4D-Nucleofector system

02 August, 2010

The Amaxa Nucleofector technology is claimed to be the first efficient non-viral transfection method for primary cells and hard-to-transfect cell lines.


Clonetics h NHEPS human hepatocytes

21 June, 2010 by

Clonetics h NHEPS human hepatocytes are available as cryopreserved ampoules containing 3-6 million cells.


Bio-Rad TC10 automated cell counter

07 June, 2010 by

The TC10 automated cell counter accurately and reproducibly provides total mammalian cell counts in 30 s or less - eliminating the need for manually counting cells under the microscope using a haemocytometer.


BD LSR Fortessa system

03 June, 2010 by

Building on the LSR cell analyser platform, the off-the-shelf LSR Fortessa system uses up to four lasers - blue, red, violet and UV - that enable the detection of up to 18 colours simultaneously.


BD Influx cell sorting system

03 June, 2010 by

The Influx cell sorting system enables researchers to configure up to seven lasers to support two-, four- and six-way sorting, giving users flexibility to meet specific application or environmental requirements.


TTP LabTech Mirrorball laser-scanning microplate cytometer

03 June, 2010

TTP LabTech has announced the Mirrorball, a high-sensitivity, laser-scanning microplate cytometer for antibody discovery. Developed by an in-house team, the cytometer is set to fill a role in the antibody discovery process by rapidly and reliably performing mix-and-read, cell- or bead-based assays. In essence, this instrument offers a simple and easy solution to automated hybridoma screening and will not require the reworking of existing protocols.


Amnis ImageStreamX imaging flow cytometer

18 May, 2010

The Amnis ImageStreamX imaging flow cytometer, with second-generation ImageStream technology, combines the speed, sensitivity and phenotyping abilities of flow cytometry with the detailed imagery and functional insights of microscopy.


Accuri cytometers revolutionise flow cytometry

02 May, 2010

The Accuri C6 Flow Cytometer System represents a dramatic step forward in flow cytometry and cell analysis. For the first time, researchers have access to a high capability analytical cytometer at an affordable price. Sized to fit on any benchtop, the C6 Flow Cytometer System makes a powerful research tool available to a much wider range of life scientists. Accuri’s user-driven design has resulted in a system that offers both performance and simplicity. Combined with the intuitive CFlow software, Accuri’s product makes flow cytometry equally accessible to experts and new users alike.


Attune Acoustic Focusing Cytometer

06 April, 2010 by

The Attune Acoustic Focusing Cytometer has been designed to use sound waves to precisely control the movement of cells. The introduction of this technology provides several benefits, including enhanced sample throughput, sensitivity and accuracy for a range of cell biology applications.


Cryopreserved rat primary dorsal root ganglion cells: simply thaw and culture

01 April, 2010

Dissociation and production of rat primary dorsal root ganglion (DRG) cells for culture is labour intensive and offers low yield.


Coming soon - transfection of cells in adherence using the Amaxa Nucleofector 96-well Shuttle system

01 April, 2010

Primary cells or cell lines derived from solid tissue, eg endothelial, epithelial or neuronal tissue, typically grow in adherence when transferred into cell culture.


High-efficiency, high-throughput transfection of pluripotent human embryonic stem cells

01 April, 2010

DNA transfer into human embryonic stem cells (hESC), derived from the inner cell mass of a four day old embryo and able to differentiate into derivatives of all 3 germ layers, is limited by their general resistance to common methods used to introduce exogenous DNA.


In Vitro Technologies APS One petri dish filling system

12 March, 2010 by

The APS One petri dish filling system can carry out a complete culture media dispensing cycle without supervision. With a large plate loading capacity it is suitable as a ‘walk-away’ pouring system.


Union Biometrica BioSorter large particle flow cytometer

12 March, 2010

The Union Biometrica BioSorter platform for shared equipment/core laboratories has been added to the COPAS large particle flow cytometers product line of four instruments, each dedicated to a specific size range.


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