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The term cell analysis encompasses a broad range of applications, instrumentation and products that can be used to understand cellular function. The purpose of this learning center is to connect scientists (whether new or experienced) to our many resources for learning about cell analysis applications, techniques, and basic principles by providing a few key points of entry into the vast content.
Designed for beginners, our guided learning experiences and eLearning courses were developed to present experimental and research topics in modular fashion, allowing users to tackle one topic at a time at their own pace. Choose a topic below and get started!
The Molecular Probes School of Fluorescence was developed by our in-house bench scientists, featuring everything we wish we'd known when we first started working with fluorescent reagents, including the basics of fluorescence, imaging, and flow cytometry.
Find technical content designed for new and experienced life scientists alike, exploring the field of immunology. Find articles on the different immune cells and their role in immunology, detailed protocols, and tools to move your immunology research forward.
Find the latest information and research tools about protein degradation, including pathways, assays, and reagents to support your therapeutic drug discoveries.
Spatial Biology is dedicated to understanding the location of biomarkers and cell types within tissues and organs. Our resource center is created by scientists to help start or evolve IHC experiments into multi-biomarker experiments.
Our eLearning courses were developed to provide a succinct, contextual summary of common laboratory techniques and methods only used by researchers with an interest in protein and cell analysis workflows.
Learn about imaging microscopy and high-content analysis, including articles on new applications and techniques, webinars and videos covering controls, experiment design, and more. We cover topics including live- and fixed-cell imaging, high-content analysis for quantitative imaging, automated imaging platforms, as well as transmitted light and colorimetric imaging applications.
Find useful articles, videos, and tools for studying cell structure using fluorescence microscopy and high-content analysis.
Learn about assays and techniques for detecting and monitoring cell health and function by flow cytometry, imaging, high-content analysis, and microplate assays. Topics include apoptosis, autophagy, cell counting, proliferation, and viability as well as cell cycle, endocytosis, oxidative stress, and more.
Cell counting can be a critical step in any experiment that involves comparing different cell populations or responses. In this section, you will find application notes, videos, and technical guides to help you achieve more accurate cell counts and ultimately more accurate results.
Learn about a wide range of applications and techniques related to using primary and secondary antibodies in your cell biology research. Topics include immunocytochemistry, immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence, using flow cytometry, and western blot analysis.
Learn about strategies and techniques for labeling proteins and antibodies for cell biology research. Topics include traditional reactive chemistries like amine and thiol labeling, protein-protein crosslinking, general protein crosslinkers and more. Newer chemistries for labeling proteins include click chemistry–based protein and carbohydrate labeling reactions.
Find the resources and tools that cover a wide range of techniques and applications for flow cytometry including functional assays and reagents for cell proliferation and viability, cell cycle, and apoptosis, flow cytometry antibodies and immunophenotyping, flow cytometer set-up and calibration, cell sorting, and more.
Learn about different research areas where cell analysis plays an important role. Find application notes and articles, scientific posters, webinars, and other relevant content on cancer, exosomes, neuroscience, stem cell research, immunology, and more.
Access a targeted collection of scientific application notes, protocols, educational videos & webinars, handbooks & newsletters, and research tools.
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