SelectScience releases the 8th edition of the eBook series, ‘How-To-Buy’ Cell Imaging Technology

SelectScience releases the 8th edition of the eBook series, ‘How-To-Buy’ Cell Imaging Technology.

Leading independent science publisher, SelectScience® has released the 88h edition of its cell imaging technology ‘How-To-Buy’ eBook offering scientists and researchers key points to consider when choosing the right cell imaging system.

This valuable resource helps navigate the cell imaging process and the complexities of image acquisition and quantitative analysis for downstream processes. Generally used in cell biology and drug discovery research efforts cell imaging technology is crucial for determining cell health and integrity as well as cellular behavior.

The eBook discusses key factors to consider when purchasing a cell imaging system. It also includes an advanced case study, different 3D Cell Culturing and Imaging. It also includes several different cell imaging systems from top manufacturers in the life science industry.

Logos Biosystems is proud to have the CELENA® X High Content Imaging System highlighted in the eBook. The CELENA® X is an integrated imaging system designed for rapid, high content image acquisition and analysis. Customizable imaging protocols, image-based and laser autofocusing modules, and a motorized XYZ stage simplify well plate imaging and slide scanning. The integrated CELENA® X Cell Analyzer software processes images and data for quantitative analysis.

Logos Biosystems also offers the CELENA® S Digital Imaging System, a multicolor fluorescence imaging to data analysis in one device. It is equipped with advanced precision optics, a highly sensitive CMOS sensor, digitally controlled LED light sources with hard-coated fluorescence filters, and a computer with image analysis software. The sophisticated yet simple software supports multicolor fluorescence imaging, brightfield imaging, phase contrast imaging, live cell time lapse imaging, and Z-stack imaging.

The free How-To-Buy Cell Imaging Technology eBook can be downloaded on the SelectScience® website, free of charge by clicking here.