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Innovations in Cell Imaging

Cell imaging plays a crucial role in enabling scientists to better understand cell behavior and function, and now a variety of technological advances and new capabilities are playing a key role in enhancing life science research. This four-part series will highlight some of the latest developments in cell imaging technology and how they are being applied to different applications, such as COVID research, neuroscience, and other biology research. 

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Articles in this Series

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fluorescent image of Omicron coronavirus
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researchers will find guidance to accelerate your research by helping you to plan and set up your imaging experiments. The guide covers main procedural steps to achieve your best results
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pyramidals neurons
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Immunofluorescent analysis of E18 Sprague Dawley dissociated rat cortical neuronal cells (MAP2, blue) mixed with astrocytes (GFAP, red), with nuclei (green) overlay. Cells were labeled with chicken anti-MAP2, rat anti-GFAP, Alexa Fluor Plus 405 Goat anti-Chicken (1:250), Alexa Fluor Plus 647 Donkey anti-rat (1:500), and Sytox Green. Imaged on an EVOS M7000 Imaging system.
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Get more morphological profiling parameters with cell painting
| 1 min read