Cancer Research

Life Science Research Application

Cancer research involves the analysis of carcinogenesis, including the phases of proliferation, invasion, and metastasis, and the advancement of cancer diagnostics and therapies; for example, the development of anti-cancer drugs. Researchers in this field use various methods, such as molecular biology, biochemistry, immunology, pharmacology, and pathology. Microscopic analysis targets in cancer research can vary, from live cells to in vivo mice. We provide a range of solutions to meet the needs of these researchers, including cell culture management tools, to improve quality control in the cell culture process, virtual slide scanner systems, offering high-volume, high-speed, and flexible slide viewing options, and laser scanning microscopes for multidimensional analysis of cancer tissue, which benefits from their rapid, multicolor 3D and 4D imaging capabilities.

Application of the Z-Drift Compensation System IX-ZDC to multidimensional cell-based assay at the single cell level

Evaluation of Drug Efficacy–The Response of Spheroids to a Drug

Evaluation of Drug Efficacy–Quantitative Evaluation of Spheroid Size

Analysis of Anticancer Drugs-Targeting the Interior of Spheroids

Response to Drug Treatment-Cell Cycle Analysis of 3D Cell Cultures

Response to Drugs–Inside and Outside of 3D Cell Cultures

Evaluation of Drug Efficacy–The Response of Co-Cultured Spheroids to Drugs

The Response of Mitochondria in Cancer Spheroids to Drugs

Fluorescent Image Analysis–Live Dead Cell Assay of Spheroids

Fluorescent Image Analysis–3D Spheroid Invasion in a Collagen Gel

Fluorescent Image Analysis–Cell Division in Spheroids

3D Time-Lapse Imaging of Spheroids with the FLUOVIEW FV3000 Confocal Microscope: 48-Hour Continuous Observation of Antibody-Dependent Cell-Mediated Cytotoxicity (ADCC)