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Product Information:
Applied BioPhysics Technology and Product Guide
ECIS 8Z
Elevated Field Module (Automated Electroporation/Migration)
Phase-Contrast & Fluorescence Microscopy Tutorial
Pre-recorded Webinars and Video:
ECIS Introduction (11:02)
ECIS Theory (22:55)
Cell Invasion Assays (9:19)
Cell Migration (10:27)
Electroporation (10:28)
Signal Transduction Assays (7:16)
"How to win a nobel prize" (31:00) Flash real time viewing
"How to win a nobel prize" (31:00) MP4 real time viewing at higher resolution on Windows 7 with Windows media player or Apple Quick Time Player (160 MB)
Measurement of Cellular Chemotaxis with ECIS\Taxis (11:32)
Newsletter Archives
Press Releases
Stemnion uses ECIS to Measure Placental Stem Cells November 2011
Regensburg Meeting June 2011
How to Win a Nobel Prize June 2011
Stage Array Holder June 2011
Cell Proliferation Array February 2011
Electric Fence Array September 2010
Line Wounding Array April 2010
96 Well Z Theta October 2009
New Dynamic Flow Module June 2009
New IBIDI Slides Expand Research Capability March 2009
Applied BioPhysics launches a new line of cell-based ECIS instruments December 2008
Applied BioPhysics announces the launch of its new website March 2008
Automated Real-Time Cell Monitoring under flow conditions with ECIS August 2007
HTS-Automated, Real-time, Cell Monitoring with ECIS July 2007
Applied BioPhysics Investing in the Future of Science July 2006
Entrepreneurship from Troy to Tunis February 2006
Partnership between Applied BioPhysics and Agave BioSystems August, 2005
ECIS 1600 May, 2004
Signal Transduction Assay November, 2003
Cell Invasion Assay June, 2003
Applied BioPhysics and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute enter into collaborative research May, 2003
Automated In Vitro Wound-Healing Assays October, 2002
Morphological Biosensor September, 2002
An Automated Method to Monitor Cell Behavor in Tissue CultureMay, 2001