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- Characterization of Ion Channels in Stem Cell-derived Cardiomyocytes on an Automated Parallel Patch Clamp System
- Rapid Solution Exchange and Ligand-gated Channel Studies on the PatchXpress 7000A Automated Patch Clamp System
- Analysis of the Biophysical Properties of Sodium Channel Naν1.5 Using an Automated Electrophysiology System
- Automation of Online Decision Making and Offline Analysis in the PatchXpress 7000A Electrophysiology System
- Patching Transiently Transfected Ion Channels on an Automated Electrophysiology System
- Improved Assay of Transiently Transfected Ion Channels on an Automated Electrophysiology System
- Continuous Ion Current Recordings During Drug Discovery Delivery and Washout on an Automated Electrophysiological Platform
- Characterization of Ion Channels in Stem Cell-derived Cardiomyocytes on an Automated Parallel Patch Clamp
- Optimizing the hERG Assay on the PatchXpress 7000A System for Compounds that Demonstrate Non-specific Binding
- Live cell Gq-, Gi- and Gs- coupled GPCR second messenger signaling on the FLIPR Tetra system
with the Promega GloSensor cAMP assay - Automated Functional Cellular Analyses of Human iPS-derived Cardiomyocytes
- Performance of the 1536-Well Pipettor Head on the FLIPR Tetra Instrument - Lab Automation 2009
- Calcium Flux Assay Development on the FLIPR Tetra Instrument: Setting the New Standard in Fluorometirc Imaging Plate Readers
- Combining the FLIPR Tetra Instrument and the Transfluor Assay: A Novel Assay for the Sequential Analysis of Calcium Flux and Receptor Desensitization
- Combining the FLIPR Tetra Instrument and the Transfluor Assay: A Novel Homogenous Assay for Sequential Compound Analysis II
- Evaluation of 1536-well Calcium Mobilization Assays Over Time Using the New Aequorin Option for the FLIPR Tetra System
- Evaluation of AequoZen FroZen Cells Starter Kit Using the Aequorin Option for the FLIPR Tetra System
- Functional Characterization of Recombinant Muscarinic M3 Receptors in Assay Ready Frozen Cells Using a Novel Calcium Assay Kit on the FLIPR Tetra Instrument
- FLIPR Tetra Membrane Potential Kit Assay Development in 384-well and 1536-well Format
- FLIPR Calcium Kit: 384- and 1536-well Assay Development on FLIPR Tetra
- FLIPR Calcium 4 Assay Kit - a New Generation Quench Based, No-wash Calcium Kit: Performance Evaluation and Competitive Comparison Using FLIPR Tetra
- Optimization of Calcium Flux Assays with Chemiscreen™ Calcium-optimized Cell Lines and FLIPR Calcium 5 Assay Kit
- Evaluation of Pipetting and Detection Performance in 1536-well Format for the FLIPR Tetra System
- Cell Based Assays on the FLIPR Tetra System: Comparison of the FLIPR Calcium 5 Assay Kit to Other Fluorescence Based Calcium Flux Assays
- FLIPR Tetra and Aequorin Based Luminescence Assays: IB-MECA Stimulation Calcium Mobilization in CHO-K2 Cells Expressing Adenosine A3 Receptor
- Calcium Mobilization in CHO M1WT3 Cells by Carbachol Stimulation of the Muscarinic Receptor Using FLIPR Calcium 3 Kit and FLIPR Tetra
- Ratiometric FRET-based Ion Channel Modulation Assay Development on FLIPR Tetra with Voltage Sensor Probes
- Evaluation of Calcium Mobilization Assays Over Time Using the New Aequorin Option for the FLIPR Tetra System
- New Driver Design Increases Throughput of FLIPR Tetra System Integrated on BioCel
- Optimizing a Luminescent Calcium Biosensor for Screening GPCRs on Multiple Detection Platforms
- Evaluation of Cryopreserved Bacmam Transduced Aequorin Cells in 384- and 1536-well Suspension Cell Assays Using the Aequorin Option for the FLIPR Tetra System
- Optimizing a Transient Receptor Potential (TRP) Channel Assay on the FLIPR Tetra Instrument Using hTRPV1-HEK293 Cells and the FLIPR Calcium 5 Assay Kit
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Predictive Assays for High Throughput Assessment of Cardiac Toxicity and Drug Safety
- Predictive High-Content/High-Throughput Assays for Hepatotoxicity Using Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell (iPSC)-Derived Hepatocytes
- Customizing Your high Content Analysis for Accelerated Toxicity Screening
- Multiplexed High Content Hepatotoxicity Assays using Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell Derived Hepatocytes
- Multiplexed Hepatotoxicity Assays using iCell Hepatocytes
- Novel Functional Phenotypes in Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Neurons from Patients with LRRK2 G2019S Mutation
- Multiplexed High Content Assays for Predictive Hepatotoxicity using iPSC-Derived Hepatocytes
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Predictive Assays for High Throughput Assessment of Cardiac Toxicity and Drug Safety
- Accelerating Your High Content Imaging: A Case Study Using Neuronal Toxicity Screening
- High Content Neuronal Toxicity Assays Using iPSC Derived Neurons
- Development and Characterization of Human iPSC-derived Neurons for Drug Discovery Applications
- High Content Analysis of Neural Stem Cell Expansion and Differentiation
- Automated Functional Cellular Analysis of Human iPS-derived Cardiomyocytes for Cardiovascular Research, Toxicity, and Drug Discovery
- High Content Analysis of a Robust 384-Well Cell Migration Assay
- Novel High Content Stem Cell-based Assays for Screening
- Human iPS-derived Cardiomyocytes for Cardiotoxicity Screening
- Automated Functional Cellular Analysis of Human iPS-derived Cardiomyocytes
- High Content Analysis of an Automatable 3-Dimensional Cell Invasion Assay
- Homogeneous Multiplexed Assay for Hematopoietic Stem Cell Toxicity
- Homogenous Binding Assay: Comparing Imaging Systems and Optimizing Acquisition Parameters for High-Throughput Screening
- High Content Analysis of Neuronal Stem Cell Differentiation and Expansion
- Use of Multi-Parametric Analysis and Image Drill Down to Facilitate the Study of Cell Cycle and Apoptosis Modulators
- Discovery-1™: Automated Neurite Outgrowth Application Module
- A Novel High-Throughput Assay for Screening Factors with Effects on Neurite Outgrowth
- Analysis of GPCR Signaling Events Using HCS Technology
- Quantitation of Apoptosis, Necrosis and Cell Death Using High Content Screening
- Cellular Informatics Analysis of High Content Screening Data
- Multiplicity: The Challenge of Analyzing High-Content Screening Data
- Combining FLIPR and Transfluor: A Novel Assay for the Sequential Analysis of Calcium Flux and Receptor Desensitization
- Image-based High-content Screening of Fatty Acid Uptake
- Simultaneous Image Analysis of Multiple Apoptotic Pathways
- Examining the Cell Cycle and Apoptosis Using MetaXpress
- Live Cell Imaging in Target Validation and Lead Optimization
- Developing a Robust Automated Image-based Assay
- Combining Calcium Flux and Receptor Desensitization: A Novel Homogenous Assay for Sequential Compound Analysis with FLIPR® Tetra and Transfluor
- Validation of Automated Neurite Outgrowth Image Analysis
- Fluorescence Screening Platform for Embryonic Stem Cells and Embryoid Bodies
- A Hepatocyte Culture Model for Identifying Liver Toxic Drugs
- Characterization of GPCR Modulators Using a Homogenous FLIPR/Transfluor Assay
- Development of a 3-color Assay for Mitosis and Apoptosis Using the Laser-scanning IsoCyte and Comparison with the Microscope-based INCell Analyzer 1000
- High Throughput Fluorescence Polarization Screening Assays Using the IsoCyte Laser Scanning Platform
- Use of IsoCyte HTS as High Throughput Platform for Cytotoxicity, Mitotic Index, and Cell Cycle Analysis
- Acoustic Droplet Ejection and Laser Scanning Platforms Enable High-Throughput Cell Dispensing and Quantitation
- High Throughput Anchorage-Independent Cell Colony Growth Assay with the IsoCyte HTS Platform
- Automated Z-TagSM ZebraFish Assay for Anti-Angiogenic Compound Screening
- Flow Cytometry Analysis of Mitotic Index Data from IsoCyte DL Laser Scanning Cytometer
- High Throughput Cell Migration Assay with the IsoCyte Laser Scanning Platform
- Applying Flow Cytometry Analysis Techniques to Measure Mitotic Index Using the IsoCyte DL Laser Scanning Cytometer
- Managing and Evaluating an HCS siRNA Screen of the p53 Pathway with AcuityXpress Software
- Novel Imaging and Analysis of Zebrafish for High Throughput Screening
- Direct Fluorescent Labelling Approaches for G-protein Coupled Receptors Using the ImageXpress Ultra
- Development of a High-throughput Assay for ALS Target Discovery Using Human Stem Cell-derived Motor Neurons
- High Throughput Imaging Assay to Assess Cell Migration on Multiple Substrates
- High-Throughput Multiplexed Assay for Analysis of Hematopoietic Stem Cells Differentiation and Hematopoietic Toxicity
- High-Throughput Multiplexed Inflammation Assay Using Primary Cells
- High Throughput Imaging Assay to Assess Cell Migration
- Introducing the CellKey384 System, a Label-free High Throughput Cell based Assay for Functional Screening of Cellular Receptors
- The CellKey Small Sample 96W Microplate Enables Cost-Effective Analysis of Endogenous Receptors in Primary Cells and Non-Adherent Cells
- A Label-free Cell-based Assay Technology for Functional Evaluation of Endogenous Receptors
- Identification of the G-protein Coupling Mechanism of GPCRs Using a Label-free Live-Cell Assay
- Investigating the FcERI Receptor Signaling Pathway and Mast Cell Degranulation Using a Novel Label-Free Cell-Based Assay Technology
- A Label-free Cell-based Assay Technology for Functional Comparison of Endogenous and Transfected Receptors
- Cataloging Endogenous Cell Surface Receptors and Analyzing Their Functional Activity using Label-Free Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy
- Complex Signaling Pathway Analysis and Pharmacological Profiling of a Transfected GPCR using Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy, A Novel Cellular Assay Platform
- Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy: A Label-Free Technology for the Functional Evaluation of Receptor-Mediated Signaling
- Cell-based Assay Optimization Using a Non-invasive, Label-free Cell Culture Monitoring System
- Analysis of Endogenous Chemokine Receptor Activity in Mammalian Immune Cells Using Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy
- Pharmacological Analysis of Endogenous ß-adrenergic Receptors in Adherent & Non-Adherent Cells Using Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy
- Hit To Lead Analysis for GPCR Targets using CDS - A Label-Free Functional Cell-Based Technology
- Development of a Label-Free Cellular Assay for an Endogenously Expressed GPCR Using Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy
- Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy - A Label-free Technology for Drug Discovery
- Performing Pharmacological Studies of Mammalian Receptors in Live-cell Label-free Assays in Cell Culture Media
- End-point Assays on the CellKey™ System
- Capturing Higher-value GPCR Screening Data with a Combined Approach: The FLIPR Tetra System and the CellKey 384 System
- Application of a Label-free Cell-based Assay Platform for High Throughput Functional Screening of Cellular Receptors
- Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy: A Novel, Label-free Cell-based Assay for Drug Discovery
- Label-free Functional Analysis of Endogenous Receptors in Primary Cell Types
- Pathway Analysis of Receptor-mediated Signaling Using Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy: A Label-free Cell-based Technology
- Pharmacological Analysis of Endogenous Adenosine Receptors in Neuronal Cells Using a Label-free Live-cell Assay
- Evaluation of Cryo-preserved Cells for the Measurement of Functional G-protein Coupled Receptor Activity Using the CellKey System
- A Novel Bioimpedance-based Assay for GABAA Receptor Activity
- Demonstrating the Benefits of Label-free Cell-based Assays Applied to Primary Screening
- Monitoring Functional Inhibition of a Cell Surface Receptor via RNA Interference with the CellKey System
- Monitoring Effects of Cytotoxic and Apoptotic Compounds on HeLa Cells Using CDS: A Novel, Label-free Cell-based Technology
- Tracking Receptor-mediated Signaling Using CDS - A Novel, Label-free Cell-based Technology
- A Label-free Technology for the Functional Evaluation of Non-adherent Cells
- Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy: A Label-free Technology for Drug Discovery Applications
- Analyzing Functional Activity of Endogenous Cell Surface Receptors Using CDS: A Novel, Label-free Cell-based Technology
- A CDS System for Label-free Cellular Assays in 96-well Format
- Analysis of Endogenous Growth Factor Receptor Activity in Mammalian Cancer Cell Lines Using a Label Free Live Cell-based Assay
- Analysis of GPCR and PTKR Receptor-mediated Signaling Using Cellular Dielectric Spectroscopy: A Label-free Cell-based Technology
- Elucidation of a complex GPCR Signaling Using Impedance-based Technology
- Development of Functional Assays That Discriminate Neutral Antagonists and Inverse Agonists
- Comparison of a Label-free Technology with Conventional Fluorescent-based Technologies for pharmacological Profiling of GPCRs
- Pharmacological Profile Correlations Between Recombinant and Non-recombinant GPCRs Using a Label-free Technology
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- FlexStation® 3 System : Unwinding a GPCR pathway through Calcium flux and cAMP/IP3 production on a single instrument
- SpectraMax Microplate Readers: A complete solution for Transcreener® assays
- Quantification of cytokines on the SpectraMax® Paradigm® Multi-Mode Microplate Detection Platform using Alpha Technology
- Homogenous High Throughput Live Cell GPCR Functional and Surface Binding Assays
- A Stable, Sensitive Fluorescence-based Method for Detecting cAMP
- Comparison of the IMAP Fluorescence-based Polarisation Assay with the Scintillation Proximity Assay for Phosphodiesterase Activity
- Aqueous Solubility Measurement - Kinetic vs. Thermodynamic Methods
- Development of an HTRF Antibody Screening Assay for Selection of Production Cell Lines
- Dual Luciferase Reporter Assay Detection on Next-Generation FlexStation 3 Microplate Reader with Integrated Fluidics
- FP and TR-FRET kinase assays with automated liquid handling
- Luminescent GPCR and luciferase reporter assays on SpectraMax L
- Measurement of Phenolic Compounds in Red Wines Using Molecular Devices SpectraMax® Plus 384 Plate Reader
- Measurement of Proteosome Inhibition in Live Cells on the Analyst GT, FlexStation and Gemini EM Microplate Readers Using the BD Biosciences Proteasome Sensor
- Measurement of Residual Sugar and Malate in Wines Using SpectraMax Plus 384 Plate Reader
- Multiplexing Fluorescent and Chemiluminescent Live Cell Reporters to Dissect NFκB Signal Transduction Requirements
- Phosphorescent O2 -Sensitive Probes for Plate Reader-Based Analysis of Biological Oxygen Consumption
- Quantification of Fatty Acid Uptake in HepG2 Cells and Adipocytes Using the QBT Fatty Acid Uptake Assay
- Recent Developments in High Throughput, Turn-Key Permeability Compound Ranking Assays
- IMAP Assays of Protein Kinases: Determination of Kinetic and Inhibition Constants at High Substrate Conversion
- Expansion of IMAP to Assays Requiring High-ATP and Use of Substrates with a High Proportion of Acidic Residues
- Fluorescence Polarization Assays of Proteases with the IMAP Platform
- Fluorescence Polarization Assays of Kinases and Phosphatases with Red-labeled Peptide Substrates
- High-Density Kinase Screening and Selectivity Determination Using the IMAP Platform
- A Comparison of FRET and FP Assay Platforms for a ser/hr Kinase
- IMAP Kinase and Phosphatase Assays in Automated High-Throughput Applications
- Kinase Profiler with IMAP
- Setting up a Kinase Profiler with IMAP
- The IMAP Substrate Finder: Applications for HTS Assay Development
- Use of IMAP TR-FRET Detection Mode for the IMAP AGC and CAMK Substrate Finder
- LOPAC Screen for PDE1 Using the IMAP Platform with TR-FRET Detection
- Time-resolved Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer Detection for the IMAP Platform: Generic, Homogenous, TR-FRET Based HTS Assays for Kinases
- Time-resolved Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer Detection for Lipid Kinases Using the IMAP Platform: Non-radioactive and Antibody Independent Assay for Sphingosine
- IMAP TR-FRET: Use of the First Generic TR-FRET Based Kinase Assay Platform with Protein Substrates and Biotin-substrate/Streptavidin Systems
- The IMAP Substrate Finder for Tyrosine Kinases: Applications for HTS Assay Development
- Kinase Profiling Studies at Roche: The Establishment of a Twenty Kinase Profiler and its Application
- Multiplex Assays in IMAP Using the Progressive Binding System
- Multiplexing and Cascade Assays with the IMAP Fluorescence Polarization Platform
- Non-antibody Based Fluorescent Polarization Assay for Monitoring Kinase Activities Optimized on Analyst, a Multi-mode Fluorescent Detection System
- Using IMAP Technology to Identify ATP Non-Competitive Kinase Inhibitors in 1536-well Format
- Characterization of Kinase Substrate Specificity Using IMAP Application for the CDK Family
- Use of IMAP TR-FRET Detection Mode for the IMAP Substrate Finder
- The Use of the Substrate Finder for Ser/Thr Kinases in Development of IMAP Assays for the PKC Family
- Advances in High Throughput Kinase Assays via Fluorescence Polarization
- Maximizing Cell Wash Performance with the AquaMax 2000/4000 Microplate Washers
- Two Secreted Orthogonal bioluminescent Reporters for Non-destructive Ultrasensitive Assays
- Fluorescence-based Neurotransmitter Transporter Uptake Assay in Primary Neuronal Cultures
- A Fluorescence-based Neurotransmitter Transporter Uptake Assay
- Bringing Primary Cell Revelance to Screening: Clonetics Conditionally Immortalized Cells and QBT Fatty Acid Uptake Assay for High Throughput Screening
- Homogenous Fluorescence Analysis of Cellular Fatty Acid Transport
- Image-based High-content Screening of Fatty Acid Uptake
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