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A workflow to characterize and benchmark human induced pluripotent stem cells
Case study describing a high-content imaging workflow to characterize and benchmark human induced pluripotent stem cells
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High-content analysis of drug-induced oligodendrocyte differentiation promoting remyelination in multiple sclerosis
Case study describing High-Content Analysis of Drug-Induced Oligodendrocyte Differentiation Promoting Remyelination in Multiple Sclerosis
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B cell selection and therapeutic antibody characterization using the Operetta high content imaging system
This case study illustrates how Revvity’s high content imaging solutions are enabling therapeutic antibody development.
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Improved workflows for advanced T-cell immunophenotyping
Improved workflows for advanced T-cell immunophenotyping
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Improving the throughput of a neuroprotection assay using the opera phenix high content screening system
Download the case study to learn how primary neuron morphology is analyzed in a straightforward approach using Harmony® software and careful assay optimization can increase throughput, and minimize the data burden, without compromising assay performance.
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Re-tooling anti-microbial research for the 21st century
Case study describing the analysis of bacterial phenotypes to investigate adaptive mechanisms of antimicrobial resistance and screening for novel alternatives.
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A scalable method to monitor protein levels and localizations in cells
Pooled protein tagging, cellular imaging, and in-situ sequencing to identify cellular response to drug treatment.
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Phenotypic characterization of mitochondria in breast cancer cells using morphology and texture properties
This case study validates the use of STAR morphology and SER texture features to quantifiably characterize mitochondrial morphology and to detect changes induced by drug treatments.
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