Cell Function Assays

Find assays and antibodies for characterizing programmed cell death including determining which cells are apoptotic, live, and necrotic. See all flow cytometry assays, microplate assays or imaging assays

Find assays to monitor the progression of autophagy as cells digest damaged or defective molecules or devour existing proteins and organelles to generate key nutrients for survival.

Find products to monitor cell cycle including antibodies as well as fluorescent dyes and proteins for use on multiple instrument platforms. See additional flow cytometry assays

Find a diverse array of platforms and products for studying cell function, cell viability and metabolic processes. See also metabolic assays for cell viability

Find a wide selection of verified products to measure cell proliferation by techniques including metabolic activity, tracking DNA content, or new DNA synthesis. See additional flow cytometry assays or microplate assays

Cell movement that occurs during processes like angiogenesis, metastasis or lymphocyte migration can be studied using fluorescent cell stains, and antibodies to target proteins critical to these processes. See additional flow cytometry assays

Find easy and sensitive assays to determine cell viability based on membrane integrity or cellular function across multiple platforms. See additional flow cytometry assays and microplate assays

Cytotoxicity can be monitored using assays that measure changes in viability, proliferation, mitochondrial function, phospholipidosis/steatosis, DNA damage, and cell cycle.

We offer a wide range of fluorescent dyes and probes including indicators for calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, pH and membrane potential. See additional microplate assays

Find a variety of fluorescent tools to track different parameters in oxidative stress.

Find a wide range of products for exploring the processes of endocytosis, exocytosis, and phagocytosis.

Find reagents and assays to label newly synthesized protein with both spatial and temporal resolution to monitor protein equilibrium and the consequences of its perturbation in disease and in experimental models.