CELLINK & Phasefocus

CELLINK & Phasefocus share a common mission to bring cutting edge technologies enabling critical advancements in research. Together we are bringing Livecyte, a high-content live cell imager, to the sciences community. Livecyte’s integration of patented label-free Quantitative Phase Imaging technology with state-of-the-art automatic cell tracking algorithms enables users to automatically characterize growth, morphology and motility of large populations of cells in a 96-well plate assay format.

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elmi2021 Workshops

Getting more accurate measurements than with manual tracking
Using fluorescence in QPI imaging
Calculating growth and proliferation of a single cell or population of cells

Workshop Title	Date and Time
Multiplication and division: Calculating growth and proliferation at population and single cell level with Livecyte	23 June 2021 at 11.15 BST / 12.15 CEST
Measuring Random Motility and Wound Healing with Livecyte: are you only scratching the surface?	23 June 2021 at 13.15 BST / 14.15 CEST
Fluorescence in QPI Imaging with Livecyte: The mCherry on Top	24 June 2021 at 11.00 BST / 12.00 CEST
Multiplication and division: Calculating growth and proliferation at population and single cell level with Livecyte	24 June 2021 at 13.00 BST / 14.00 CEST
Measuring Random Motility and Wound Healing with Livecyte: are you only scratching the surface?	25 June 2021 at 10.45 BST / 11.45 CEST
Fluorescence in QPI Imaging with Livecyte: The mCherry on Top	25 June 2021 at 13.00 BST / 14.00 CEST

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Poster: Membrane Potential Depolarisation Enhances Breast Cancer Cell Migration

Characterisation of the Subpopulations of Heterogeneous Primary Prostate Cancer