Laboratoriju un audzēšanas iekārtu aprīkojums - sākums

Are you keeping up with the crucial information you need to protect the health and security of your most crucial research asset – your animal models? Charles River's free Fast Tracks: Quick Insights In Animal Health learning series features short, on-demand presentations (each no more than 15 minutes) across six different tracks.

The webinar will introduce the in vitro experimental settings and related analytical tools that allow the exploration of a wide array of lymphocyte motility patterns. Increase your knowledge about what influences lymphocyte motility. Learn how to perform live-cell microscopy of lymphocyte chemotaxis assays and get to know the experimental settings and analytical tools for lymphocyte motility assays.

An overview of various perfusion applications and experimental setups. The webinar will demonstrate the setup of a long term experiment, i.e., one lasting over several days, and provide microscopic pictures of endothelial cells. It will also highlight important experimental details and provide advice on how to troubleshoot through possible obstacles.

This webinar gives an overview of the detailed and defined analysis of the migration behavior of various cell types, such as endothelial cells, fibroblasts, cancer cells, and immune cells.

One of the most prominent methods for studying directional cell migration in vitro. Measuring the kinematics of wound healing through the migration of cells requires a cell-free gap between two cell-covered areas. The scratch assay—a typical method for producing cell-free areas—shows poor reproducibility and user-dependent effects.