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12 Scientific publications, featuring Nanolive live cell imaging
With all the excitement surrounding the launch of our new product, EVE Analytics, we haven’t had time to update you on the great work our clients have been publishing. So here we are, and we are delighted to announce there have been 12 exciting new scientific articles...
Insights into what the Nanolive platform can offer users: a researcher’s perspective
Prof. Christophe Dubois is a self-confessed imaging fanatic, who heads a lab focused on thrombosis at Aix-Marseille University. He is also the proud owner of a CX-A and is one of the first users of EVE Analytics. We caught up with Prof. Dubois to ask him some...
Improve the accuracy of cell metrics using EVE Analytics
Table of content Objective: cell segmentation in EVE Analytics How are cell metrics impacted? Observations References Objective: cell segmentation in EVE Analytics Nanolive’s label-free technology makes it possible to image cells for long periods of time, at high...
Watch Nanolive’s new webinar: “Increase biological relevance and simplify your discovery workflow”
Nanolive is delighted to announce that you can now access the replay of our latest webinar with the topic "Maximize the biological relevance of your data whilst shortening and simplifying your experimental workflow: EVE Analytics & the CX-A".In this webinar, Dr....
Nanolive imaging suggests that cell-cell fusion could play a key role in the SARS-CoV-2 infection process
Professor Olivier Schwartz heads a 14-person strong laboratory at the Virus and Immunity lab at the prestigious Pasteur Institute in Paris. His lab studies how pathogenic viruses spread and interact with the host immune system. Before 2020, Prof. Schwartz’ research...
Quantifying lipid droplet dynamics in unperturbed cells, label-free
Table of content Introduction: characterization of single cells Background: lipid droplet dynamics 1. Quantifying LD dynamics at the population level 2. Quantifying LD dynamics at the single cell level 3. Quantifying LD dynamics at the individual LD level Conclusions...
Watch Nanolive’s webinar “Label-free quantification of cell metabolism: focus on mitochondria and lipid droplets dynamics”
Nanolive is delighted to announce that you can now watch the replay of our webinar with the topic "Label-free quantification of cell metabolism: focus on mitochondria and lipid droplets dynamics". In this webinar, Dr. Emma Gibbin-Lameira, Communications Specialist at...
Nanolive examines nuclear changes following transcription inhibition, in real time, and label-free
Table of content Transcription factors (TF): a promising therapeutic target for anti-cancer treatment Changes in nuclear structure offer a means of testing the efficiency of transcription inhibitors Nanolive imaging detects major changes in the nucleus, nucleoli and...
Nanolive imaging confirms norepinephrine triggers lipid accumulation in pre-adipocyte cells
Table of content Norepinephrine: a vital modulator of blood pressure, blood sugar, and fat levels in the body Norepinephrine’s mechanism of action: focus on lipolysis Investigating how norepinephrine influences cell morphology using Nanolive label-free live cell...
Can Nanolive cell imaging shed light on the link between valproic acid and steatosis?
Table of content Valproic acid (VPA): anticonvulsant, epigenetic modulator, potential cancer treatment? VPA interferes with metabolite usage often leading to steatosis Investigating changes in cell metabolism using Nanolive label-free, live cell imaging Nanolive...
Label-free live cell imaging of single cells, with a focus on quantifying phenotypic variation in unperturbed cells
Table of content Introduction: characterization of single cells Background: phenotypic variation Experimental approach: how to image single cells using Nanolive live cell imaging solutions? 1. Visualizing phenotypic variability at the population level 2. Analyzing the...
Nanolive’s CX-A competition announcement winner
In early November 2020, we invited pharma and biotech companies to tell us how they would use our CX-A in their research, to solve one of the 10 threats to the human population identified by the World Health Organization in 2019. We were inundated by high quality...
The Nanolive backgrounds for video conference calls are finally here!
Nanolive wants to offer all their friends an original present to start 2021 with the right foot. Choose from 12 very nice live cell imaging backgrounds. Simply select your favorite one and click on “download”. The image will then be fully displayed on your screen -...
Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) and Nanolive imaging: the perfect combination?
Table of content Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) are widely used in biomedical applications Could Nanolive’s label-free live cell imaging help? The (highly promising) results References Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) are widely...
3 new scientific publications using Nanolive label-free live cell imaging
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! We are delighted to announce 3 exciting new articles have been published featuring Nanolive cell imaging. These articles come from users based in South Korea, China and Poland. Happy holidays! Elevated CLOCK and BMAL1...
Nanolive label-free cell imaging captures microglia; neurons immune surveillance system hard at work
Table of content Microglia-neuron interactions play a key role in brain health and disease Nanolive label-free live cell imaging reveals dynamic microglia-neuron interactions in real time Microglia play a key-role in modulating neuron activity References...
Watch Nanolive’s new webinar: “Label-free analysis of living cell populations reveals controlled phenotypic variation among single cells”
Nanolive is delighted to announce that our webinar with the topic "Label-free analysis of living cell populations reveals controlled phenotypic variation among single cells" is now available on demand. Watch it here. In this webinar, Dr. Emma Gibbin, Communications...
Nanolive label-free live cell imaging weighs in on the fight against antibiotics resistance
Table of content Multi-drug resistant (MDR) bacteria are a potent threat to public health Bacteriophages offer a source of hope for solving the antibiotics resistance crisis Endolysins can be native or engineered, but how can they be administered? Testing the...