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12 new scientific publications featuring Nanolive live cell data solutions
We have 11 new publications featuring Nanolive imaging to round-up the end of 2022, and one to welcome 2023! Find links to all twelve papers on topics from mitochondria, to neutrophils, leukemia, red blood cells, and bacteria below.We really saw an increase in groups...
A new diagnostic role for Nanolive’s refractive index imaging?
The refractive index of cellular structures is an intrinsic property that is used by Nanolive’s imaging and digital assays to analyse cells and organelles label-free. The authors of a newly published paper in Cells have innovatively applied this technology to monitor...
Upcoming Webinar – The LIVE Cell Death Assay: Drug discovery applications of cell health, stress, death, and recovery analyses
Showcasing our AI-powered digital cytotoxicity and cell viability assay, we will explore how Nanolive's high-content live cell imaging can be used to increase confidence in lead candidate selection.We will explore the following drug discovery applications of...
The Live T Cell Assay wins 5th place on The Scientist’s Top 10 Innovations of 2022
We are thrilled to announce that Nanolive's Live T Cell Assay has been ranked 5th in The Scientist's Top 10 Innovations of 2022! This groundbreaking tool captures detailed, multiplexed, and texturally rich images of the entire T cell response process without the use...
Join Nanolive at the ASCB|EMBO meeting 2022, Washington D.C.!
Nanolive will be present at the ASCB|EMBO meeting this year in Washington D.C., from the 3rd to the 7th of December, where we’ll be showcasing our vast range of label-free high content phenotypic solutions, that combine screening, imaging, and analysis to radically...
Nanolive featured in a Nature Protocols paper as part of a new methodology for efficient and safe single-cell cloning
We congratulate Carlos Tristan, Ilyas Singeç, and the Stem Cell Translation Laboratory team at the National Institutes of Health, USA, on their newly published protocol for single cell cloning; ‘Efficient and safe single-cell cloning of human pluripotent stem cells...
Investigating the morphology and branching properties of serotonergic axons
Dr. Skirmantas Janusonis’s lab, located in the Psychological & Brain Sciences Department of the University of California, Santa Barbara, focuses on the deep structure and dynamics of the brain serotonin matrix. Graduate student, Melissa Hingorani, used Nanolive...
17 new scientific publications featuring Nanolive live cell data solutions
Wow, our clients have been busy this year! Here are another 17 publications covering a range of topics, from drug discovery to immuno-oncology and nanoparticles to stem cells. A non-canonical vitamin K cycle is a potent ferroptosis suppressor, by Mishima et al. was...
Nanolive launches the LIVE Cell Death Assay
A push-button, automated solution for profiling cell health and death Nanolive launches another ground-breaking tool in cell analysis: the LIVE Cell Death Assay, a push button, automated solution for profiling cell health, death, apoptosis and necrosis, label-free....
Exploring the potential Nanolive technology holds for phenotypic drug discovery
We are very proud and excited to announce a new publication from Dr. José Padrón and lead author Adrián Puerta showing the benefits of using Nanolive’s label-free data analysis in Phenotypic Drug Discovery (PPD) programs. Dr. Padrón is a Professor at the Universidad...
The Smart Lipid Droplet Assay: what do Key Opinion Leaders say about it?
For the launch of our new digital assay, the Smart Lipid Droplet Assay, several key opinion leaders from various pharmaceutical companies and institutions had the chance to try out Nanolive's new tool first hand. Check below how they’ve put the new tool to use, and...
15 Scientific publications featuring Nanolive live cell imaging
We are excited to announce 15 new articles featuring Nanolive technology have been published this year. The broad spectrum of journals including @Nanotoday, @Ongogene, @Advanced Healthcare Materials, @Science Advances, and @eLife, reflect the growing impact we are...
Nanolive launches the Smart Lipid Droplet Assay LIVE
High precision segmentation of lipid droplets in cells label-free Nanolive launches another ground-breaking solution in cell analysis: the Smart Lipid Droplet Assay, the first push button solution for analyzing lipid droplets dynamics, label-free. The Smart Lipid...
Testimonial: The Live T Cell Assay has the potential to revolutionize biopharmaceutical research
David Agorku was the lucky winner of a competition that we ran last year offering pharma and biotech companies the chance to win the use of a CX-A for 6 months. David’s goal is to understand how T cells and fibroblast cells interact, so we provided him with a CX-A...
Nanolive – our story
Nanolive Nanolive delivers breakthrough imaging solutions that combine screening, imaging, and analysis to radically advance how scientists study living cells and provide novel biological insights into the mechanisms of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. Our...
Feature Application: Calculating kinetic EC50 values from dose-response curves
Introduction Dose-response curves provide important pharmacodynamic properties (efficacy, potency, toxicity, and lethality) for evaluating the performance of candidate drugs in the discovery pipeline. Half maximal effective concentration (EC50) values are a standard...
Webinar: Generating kinetic EC50 values using label-free cytotoxicity assays
In this webinar, Dr. Emma Gibbin-Lameira will show how Nanolive’s label-free, non-invasive imaging can be used to quantify dose-dependent responses of HeLa cells to Chloroquine. Specifically, Dr. Gibbin-Lameira will show that: Dose-dependent experiments can be...
Article: Staurosporine-induced cell death
Staurosporine: the protein kinase inhibitor that packed a powerful punch Staurosporine is a powerful antiproliferative agent that inhibits tumor cell growth by inducing cell death via intrinsic apoptotic pathways. Discovered in a soil sample in 1977 by scientists from...