Agilent BioTek Gen5 Software for Detection
Agilent BioTek Gen5 software for Agilent BioTek multimode and single-mode microplate readers is an integrated tool for endpoint, kinetic, spectral scanning, and well area scanning. It controls all the functions of the plate reader and has powerful data analysis capabilities for a broad range of applications. Gen5 microplate reader software is also used to integrate BioTek plate readers to BioTek BioStack and other automated…
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Agilent BioTek Gen5 software for Agilent BioTek multimode and single-mode microplate readers is an integrated tool for endpoint, kinetic, spectral scanning, and well area scanning. It controls all the functions of the plate reader and has powerful data analysis capabilities for a broad range of applications.
Gen5 microplate reader software is also used to integrate BioTek plate readers to BioTek BioStack and other automated systems.
High-throughput platform for fluorescence image-based neurite outgrowth analysis
The evaluation of neurite outgrowth using high-throughput image-based analysis provides an essential tool for neurobiologists to advance basic, translational, and clinical research in neuroscience. Explore the BioTek Gen5 neurite outgrowth module from Agilent Technologies that offers flexible, automated, multichannel analysis of neurite outgrowth across multiple fluorescence channels and modalities to support a broad range of neurite outgrowth approaches. The module is compatible across Agilent BioTek imaging instruments to provide a single platform solution for neurite outgrowth assays.
Automated viral plaque assay workflow using the Cytation Cell Imaging Multimode Reader
Plaque assays remain the standard method for determining viral titers for lysogenic viruses. The assay relies on determining the number of plaque-forming units (PFU) created in a monolayer of virus-infected cells. In this application note, Agilent presents an assay that provides an accurate and efficient method for determining plaque counts and calculating viral titers in a range of microplate densities, including 6-, 24-, 48-, and 96-well formats.
