Innovations For Cell Culture Workflows

The CM20 incubation monitoring system provides quantitative data remotely—place the head and your cell cultures in the incubator, and the system will periodically scan it, count the number of cells, and determine confluency. The data can be wirelessly communicated from a computer workstation, so you can monitor your cultures’ progress without entering the clean room.

The Cell Counter model R1 is a cost-effective solution that saves time and simplifies the cell counting process.

Its design reduces workloads and standardizes the cell counting process, while the unique software algorithm speedily provides accurate results for a variety of cell types. Clumped cells can be automatically de-clustered, sorted based on size and roundness and live/dead cells can also be identified. Finally, the counting results can be saved alongside the acquired images as a comprehensive report.

The Olympus CKX53 cell culture microscope is designed to streamline and control a range of different cell culture applications including live cell observation, cell sampling and handling, image capture, and fluorescence observation. With a slim and compact design, centering free phase contrast and optional fluorescence capability, all kinds of live cell checks can be easily and quickly performed.

automatically measures cell confluence and provides a record of quantitative data so researchers no longer have to rely on manual counting and confluency estimates. The software counts the number of cells as well as the confluency percentage in a culture vessel.