While cell imaging techniques have greatly advanced since the advent of microscopy, researchers still have unmet needs. For example, it is difficult to image cell cultures over long periods of time, and cells are often perturbed during the imaging process. A new generation of devices solves these problems by combining live-cell imaging and analysis into single, accessible platforms that capture and analyze images in real time within cell incubators. With these systems, researchers can perform a variety of cellular assays.
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