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A High-Throughput Device for Consistent and Reproducible Wounds in In Vitro Scratch Assays: Introducing CellCut
CellCut is a high-throughput, precision-engineered device for generating consistent wounds in in vitro scratch assays. Designed to replace manual pipette-tip methods, CellCut delivers uniform scratch width, reduced variability, and improved reproducibility across 96-well and 48-well plates. Ideal for cell migration, wound healing, and drug screening studies, CellCut enhances data quality and streamlines imaging workflows in both academic and industrial labs.
Apr 303 min read
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Cell Migration Studies: Meet Monolayer Edge Velocimetry
Struggling with messy scratch assay data? Traditional cell migration quantification often falls short. Explore this summary article on Monolayer Edge Velocimetry – a powerful quantification method offering accurate migration rate analysis by precisely measuring leading edge velocity. Revolutionize your in vitro results!
Apr 164 min read
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The Cellular City and The Vessel for Standardized Cell Migration Assay in Wound Healing
Picture wound healing as a city emergency: cellular crews race to repair damage. Studying this 'traffic' with old scratch assays? It's like using inconsistent maps! This variability stalls research. Learn why a standardized cell migration assay, offering precision & reproducibility, is crucial to understand & potentially speed up the body's natural repair process.
Apr 103 min read
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