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An AI-based approach to phenotypic characterization of neuronal cells

In this webinar, we demonstrate a workflow, which integrates the ImageXpress® Micro Confocal system with the AI-based Genedata Imagence platform to analyze neurotoxicity in human iPSC-derived neurons.

Getting started with imaging 3D cell models

How to get powerful new insights from 3D cell models quickly, easily, and affordably

Learning objectives:

• How to select the correct model and get started quickly and affordably
• How to set up 3D organotypic tissue models in the MIMETAS OrganoPlate® and asses them with relevant assays
• How to easily set up your imaging workflow using the ImageXpress Pico system

Implementing 3D neural spheroids in drug discovery

This presentation will detail how the FLIPR® Penta High-Throughput Cellular Screening System and the ImageXpress® Micro Confocal High-Content Imaging System have been used to functionally and structurally characterize microBrain 3D spheroids from both healthy and disease sources.

Accelerating study of viral infection and therapeutics

In this webinar you will learn:

• How to integrate microplate reader detection and high-content screening workflows for detection of viral infectivity, investigation of viral mechanism of action, and screening of therapies
• How to use high-throughput screening to analyze multiple parameters across RNAi, therapeutic vaccine, and antibody screens
• How to determine viral infectivity TCID50 through fluorescence, luminescence, or absorbance-based microplate detection platforms
• How to establish robust assays across multiple platforms for high-throughput detection of viral infectivity with microplate detection and high-content imaging applications

Accelerate your screening with high-content and automated imaging

This technical webinar will focus on high-content screening applications such as those involved in viral research, neurite outgrowth studies, and organoid models. The information provided will apply to researchers currently working with cell-based assays and doing live-cell imaging, and those looking to automate and/or increase their current imaging workflow.