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New developments in quantitative imaging cytometry

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CompuCyte Corporation (Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA) presents its iGeneration family of imaging cytometers, based on the company's proprietary laser scanning cytometry (LSC) technology. The iCyte®, iCys™ and iColor™ Imaging Cytometers allow precise quantification of fluorescent signal and laser light loss, as well as imaging of cellular and tissue specimens on a solid substrate.

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Figure 1: The iCys research imaging cytometer.
Figure 2: Cell cycle analysis.
Figure 3: Hepatotoxicological tissue analysis.

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    Elena Holden, Ed Luther & Melvin Henriksen

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Holden, E., Luther, E. & Henriksen, M. New developments in quantitative imaging cytometry. Nat Methods 2, 560 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/nmeth773

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