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Critical Challenges in Cell-Based Analysis

June 30, 2017

In the search for more relevant and translational test systems, researchers are increasingly moving towards more advanced cellular models. These models display complex long-term dynamic biology, which places greater demands on the readouts and detection methods used to study them. Traditional end-point assays fall short and do not illuminate these parameter changes over time. Download this Infographic to identify the critical challenges faced in cell-based analyses, and how these are overcome by means of exciting developments in the real-time live-cell analysis.

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