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Necrosis vs Necroptosis vs Apoptosis: An Overview of Our White Paper

by Admin | Jun 21, 2020 | Cellular Assays

Cells die, but not all the same way or for the same reason. That’s why it’s important to select the appropriate assay for measurement and analysis. Evolution appreciates order. Over time, our bodies have orchestrated the process of orderly and programmed cell death –...

ICT February Webinar: FLIVO & FLICA Related to Eye Disease

by Alison Westcot | Feb 26, 2020 | Cellular Assays

FLIVO & FLICA Related to Eye Disease Series 4: Eye disease, such as glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, retinitis pigmentosa, and macular degeneration, is affecting more and more people around the world and is of great interest to researchers. ImmunoChemistry...

Immunochemistry Technologies Adds Two New Products To Our Cell Viability Assays Portfolio

by Admin | Feb 6, 2020 | Cellular Assays, News / Announcements

Our range of cell viability assay products recently grew by two. It’s crucial to accurately detect cell viability, and our easy, bright, and reliable fluorescent cell viability assays are used by a growing number of labs for this purpose. It’s why our recent work has...

Inflammation, Pyroptosis, and Detecting Caspase-1 Activity

by Alison Westcot | Dec 15, 2016 | Cellular Assays

The inflammatory response of the immune system is a crucial function to control microbial infections. This response is facilitated by a highly inflammatory form of cell death called pyroptosis. To occur, pyroptosis depends on the activities of members of the...

Detect Apoptosis with Annexin V

by Alison Westcot | Aug 29, 2016 | Cellular Assays

If you’re first branching into cellular analysis, the amount of assay options for detecting apoptosis can be overwhelming. Here, we’ll explore one method of apoptosis detection: Annexin V-Fluorescein. What are annexins? Annexins are cellular proteins that meet...

How Healthy is My Cell Culture? 3 Questions to Consider When Starting Your Experiment

by Alison Westcot | Jun 7, 2016 | Cellular Assays

When conducting any experiment involving cell culture work, it is imperative to know and understand the overall health-status of the cell population before any treatment protocols are implemented. As you begin your experiment, make sure to consider the following...

Necrosis vs Necroptosis vs Apoptosis: An Overview of Our White Paper

ICT February Webinar: FLIVO & FLICA Related to Eye Disease

Immunochemistry Technologies Adds Two New Products To Our Cell Viability Assays Portfolio

Inflammation, Pyroptosis, and Detecting Caspase-1 Activity

Detect Apoptosis with Annexin V

How Healthy is My Cell Culture? 3 Questions to Consider When Starting Your Experiment

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