CELLCYTE X™ - Live Cell Analyzer

Bringing high-throughput live cell imaging to users’ lab

CELLCYTE X™ provides the user the potential to image live cells in real-time from inside the incubator.

From all of such images obtained, the user could completely comprehend and review cell kinetic trends by any chance in time with easy-to-use analysis software.

A familiar user experience with intuitive controls

When we set out to develop the CELLCYTE X™ we took a look at existing live-cell analyzers and explored the pain points their customers had.

From there we learned that it was paramount to create a system with easy access to cells and intuitive software to make sure the user is always in control to successfully perform experiments as efficiently as possible. The CELLCYTE X gives an experience that provides reliable, reproducible results.

Features: Built for successful experiments

Open design

Simpler maintenance and environmental control

Real-time data analysis

Track live-cell kinetics as they take place

High throughput

Runs up to six vessels concurrently

Versatile

Potential to multiplex experiment with improved contour imaging mode plus 3 FL channels

High data output

Users can capture and store thousands of images for every experiment

Simple setup

Less cords, less issues. Sets up in just minutes

Ease of use

Intuitive UI decreases learning curve and enhances workflow

Improved cell viability

Less disturbances at the time of their experiment decrease cellular abnormality

Applications

CELLCYTE X™ enables the user to answer several questions regarding the cells that may increase during an experiment.

Users can gain a highly comprehensive picture of cellular kinetics via execution of main applications like:

• Confluence
• Reporter genes
• Spheroid growth
• Apoptosis
• Cytotoxicity
• Cell counting
• Transfection efficiency
• Immune cell cluster formations

Integrated data analysis and graphic tools

CELLCYTE X™’s software consists of data analysis and graphing tools to aid the user record high-contrast images and instant visualizations of data points.