Drug Discovery with label-free imaging
Perform parallel and automated label-free drug perturbation assays on live cells and over long periods of time Compare Nanolive's productsDrug efficacy testing
Selexipag (Uptravi®) is a marketed drug for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), released by Actelion Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
The 3D Cell Explorer was used to successfully monitor drug induced cell shape changes in real-time.
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Mechanism of drug action
Khondrion’s drug KH176 rescues the cytotoxic effect by Buthionine sulfoximine (BSO).
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Mechanism of drug action
Khondrion’s drug KH176 rescues the cytotoxic effect by Buthionine sulfoximine (BSO).
Read our detailed blogpost here.
Targeted cancer therapy
This video shows mouse breast cancer cells that were treated with the control Antibody Drug Conjugate (ADC ) which divided undisturbed for almost 60 hours (left). Treated cells were dead 34h 30 after treatment with the tumor-selective ADC (right).
The 3D Cell Explorer was used for long-time live cell imaging of the cell samples (up to approximately 60 hours of continuous imaging).
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Drug screening
This video demonstrates a time-lapse of a comparative study of multiple drug perturbations performed in a multi-well setup featuring pre-adipocytes perturbed by various drugs.
We applied the following treatments on pre-adipocyte cells: Tamoxifen, Raptinal and Shikonin at various concentrations, with or without mitoTracker and observed the effects of such drugs over 26 hours compared to the relevant control conditions.
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Drug screening
This video demonstrates a time-lapse of a comparative study of multiple drug perturbations performed in a multi-well setup featuring pre-adipocytes perturbed by various drugs.
We applied the following treatments on pre-adipocyte cells: Tamoxifen, Raptinal and Shikonin at various concentrations, with or without mitoTracker and observed the effects of such drugs over 26 hours compared to the relevant control conditions.
Download our application note here.
Application Note
Application Note: Investigating multiple drug-induced perturbations
In this application note we will discuss the new research possibilities offered by the CX-A for the study of drug-induced perturbations.
Webinar
Watch our Webinar: Automated Label-free Live Cell Imaging with the CX-A
Dr. Mathieu Frechin, Head of Quantitative Biology at Nanolive will introduce you the CX-A and its functionalities. He will outline the possibilities for parallelized experiments and image production capabilities.
In particular, the following topics will be covered:
- Nanolive’s imaging technology
- Presentation of the new hardware and software
- Acquisition highlights showing data quality and new possibilities for label-free drug screening
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Webinar
Watch our Webinar: Accelerating oncology drug discovery with label-free imaging
In this webinar, Dr. Emma Gibbin, Communications Specialist at Nanolive will discuss the advantages of using label-free live cell imaging in the drug discovery process and show how Nanolive’s automated live cell imaging solution the CX-A, can be used to:
- observe unique drug-induced phenotypes that fluorescence microscopy cannot capture
- record dynamic cellular responses to drug perturbations
- automate in vitro screening studies.
Dr. Gibbin will present novel results from two experimental screens designed to test the phenotypic and morphological responses of pre-adipocyte and cancer cells to 8 inhibitors or modulators of kinase activity.
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3D CELL EXPLORER
Budget-friendly, easy-to-use, compact solution for high quality non-invasive 4D live cell imaging
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CX-A
Automated live cell imaging: a unique walk-away solution for long-term live cell imaging of single cells and cell populations