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HoloMonitor M4 product brochure

Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI)
20 Aug 2023

In this product brochure, Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI) presents the HoloMonitor® M4 live cell imaging system, offering non-invasive, long-term analysis of cell cultures within standard incubators. The system enables the automatic capture of label-free live-cell morphology, migration, and proliferation data in real-time, down to a single-cell level. HoloMonitor is designed for the visualization and quantification of adherent cells over time, suitable for various cell types, including delicate ones like induced pluripotent stem cells and primary human cell cultures. The label-free imaging preserves cell viability for subsequent studies. The HoloMonitor software is a user-friendly tool that extracts quantitative data from holographic images, guiding users through experiment setup and result analysis. The software also allows easy creation of visual content for publications, and data can be exported to Excel for further analysis.

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HoloMonitor® M4 Live Cell Analysis System

Phase Holographic Imaging (PHI)

The HoloMonitor ® live cell imaging system enables long-term non-invasive analysis of cell cultures within your standard incubator. Cell biologists worldwide use PHI’s label-free cell imager to automatically obtain accurate live-cell morphology, migration, and proliferation data as well as multi-well time-lapse videos, down to a single-cell level in real-time.

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