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Real-time live-cell analysis for Immunologists - Tuesday, March 28, 2017, 5 pm CEST
Mar 1, 2017
Del Trezise, PhD., Essen Bioscience
Flow cytometry, PCR and various forms of ELISA platforms are extremely powerful, however, they provide little insight into morphology and the spatial interactions of cells. Moreover, as ‘end-point’ measures, they are not well suited to report on changes in biology over time. In this webinar, we review:
• Real-time live-cell analysis.
• The real-time quantification of behavior from living cells using automated time-lapse imaging - as an enabling technology for the functional analysis of immune cells.
• A number of case studies including T cell proliferation and clustering, phagocytosis, chemotaxis, cytolysis and viral infection assays will be highlighted.
Related technologies: Real-time, label free cell analysis
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