Beyond the Microscope: Advancing Single-Cell Assays
with Dispensing and Isolation
Sign up for our next webinar to learn about the latest advancements in dispensing, imaging, and isolation technologies for single-cell research. This session is designed for researchers, industry professionals, and anyone interested in new single-cell technologies.
In this webinar you will learn about:
- Bulk vs. Single Cells and End-Point vs. Time Resolved
- Overview of Current Technologies
- Introduction to ARRALYZE Technology
- Example Experiments
- Live Q&A
Explore how to automate your research: Join us to examine the capabilities of CellShepherd and discover how ARRALYZE technology opens new possibilities in biomedical research.
Get practical insights: Our webinar will include case studies and example experiments, providing a practical perspective on how these technologies can be applied to your research.
We are hosting this free 30-minute webinar at two different times to accommodate attendees from Europe and the USA.
Event Details for Europe: Event Details for USA:
Date: May 8th Date: May 8th
Time: 2 PM CEST Time: 2 PM EDT
Platform: Microsoft Teams Platform: Microsoft Teams
Secure your place by registering today. We look forward to having you with us.
From the journal:
Lab on a Chip
Live single cell imaging assays in glass microwells produced by laser-induced deep etching.
The manuscript is the first scientific report on the utilization of the ARRALYZE® technology and has resulted from a cooperation between the ARRALYZE® team and the Önfelt lab at KTH/Stockholm.
The manuscript is open access.
NK Killing Assays
Natural killer (NK) cells are a class of cytotoxic cells that are part of the innate immune system. They provide a rapid response to virus infections, pathogens and can even fight cancer: watch them attack tumor cells in our ARRALYZE® glass well arrays.
Video shows target/tumor cells in green, NK cells in blue and dead cells in red. All cells are enclosed in ARRALYZE® glass wells with a top diameter of 90 µm. The time-lapse video is composed of images taken every three minutes for a total duration of 540 minutes. The wells contain different numbers and ratios of target and NK cells. It can be seen that the killing efficiency of these NK cells vary significantly. The section shown here is only one field-of-view - covering 16 wells at a time. In total the chip contained 8.100 wells. The experiment was conducted in collaboration with the Önfelt lab at KTH/Stockholm.
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