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News Release from: Bionas | Subject: Bionas 2500 analysing system
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 22 March 2007
Label-free screening and impedance are
hot topics
Label-free detection and electrical impedance measurements are becoming more accepted as methods for monitoring cells in vitro, as seen at Screening Europe, 20-21 February 2007 in Barcelona, Spain
The impedance technology of the Bionas 2500 analysing system differs from other instruments launched over the past few years due to additional, label-free measurements of acidification and oxygen consumption rates of living cells The system has an automatic fluidics device, which supplies the cells at regular, programmable intervals with fresh medium or medium with the test substances
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 9 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Cell profiling device chosen for target validation
Bionas and Solvay Pharmaceuticals Research Laboratories report that the Bionas 2500 analysing system has been recognised to be a valuable tool for target validation studies
The device is well suited for long-term observations of living cells under conditions close to in vivo and for observing recovery effects.
The perfusion system ensures there is no accumulation of interfering metabolites.
While some impedance measurement instruments are designed for well-based screening applications, the Bionas 2500 focuses on high-content analysis.
"Discussions at Screening Europe have confirmed our assumption that high-content analysis is valued more highly than throughput in lead discovery," says Michael Schulze, head of marketing and sales at Bionas.
"Our technology represents a holistic approach providing deeper insights and allowing earlier and faster selection of promising drug candidates while at the same time reducing time and costs in drug discovery.".
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