What types of assays can this system perform?

This type of system is versatile, supporting a wide range of live-cell assays including proliferation, cytotoxicity, migration, invasion, apoptosis, and neurite outgrowth, all in a non-invasive manner.

Is specialised training required to operate an Incucyte Zoom?

While user-friendly, initial training is typically recommended to fully leverage the system's capabilities, especially for advanced assay setup and data analysis. However, routine operation is generally straightforward.

Can this system be integrated with existing laboratory infrastructure?

Yes, the system is designed to operate within standard tissue culture incubators, making it generally compatible with existing lab setups. The external controller connects via standard interfaces.

What maintenance is typically required for this equipment?

Routine maintenance for this class of equipment typically involves regular cleaning of optical components and the incubator environment, along with periodic software updates and calibration checks. Specifics should be confirmed with the seller.

What are the typical data storage requirements?

Given the volume of image data generated over extended experiments, substantial data storage is typically required. The external controller often includes dedicated storage, but network integration for archiving is common.

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Essen Bioscience Incucyte Zoom

Name: Essen Bioscience Incucyte Zoom
Brand: Essen Bioscience
SKU: 3007252
Availability: InStock

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This listing is for the Essen Bioscience Incucyte Zoom Analysis System The unit is in full working condition and is ready for immediate use The IncuCyte ZOOM Live‑Cell Analysis System is a pioneering live‑cell imaging and analysis platform developed by Essen BioScience (now part of Sartorius). It enables fully automated, time‑lapse imaging—and quantitative analysis—of live cells within their native incubator environment over extended periods Hardware configuration: The microscope gantry resides inside a tissue culture incubator. The external controller handles image acquisition, storage, and processing Imaging capabilities: Supports 4×, 10×, and 20× objectives (image resolutions: ~3.05 µm/pixel at 4×, 1.22 µm/pixel at 10×, and 0.61 µm/pixel at 20×). Fluorescence: green (ex: 440–480 nm, em: 504–544 nm) and red (ex: 565–605 nm, em: 625–705 nm) channels. Can house and image multiple T‑flasks or microtiter plates—up to six at a time—and process over 2,000 images per hour. Software & analysis: Batch processing of cell metrics: confluence, cell number, morphology, fluorescence, and more. Specialty modules like NeuroTrack support neurite/dendrite analysis. Works with hardware tools (e.g., WoundMaker) and specialized software like CellPlayer for migration and scratch-wound assay

Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom

5,773 km away

Model Number

Incucyte Zoom

Stock Number

3007252

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Typical context for this category of equipment. Always confirm specifics with the seller.

Real-time monitoring of cell proliferation and viability in drug discovery and toxicology studies.
Automated analysis of cell migration and invasion in cancer research.
Long-term observation of neurite outgrowth and synapse formation in neuroscience.
Quantitative assessment of immune cell function and host-pathogen interactions.
High-throughput screening for phenotypic changes in cell-based assays.

Typical capacity: For this class of equipment, units commonly accommodate multiple T-flasks or microtiter plates, often up to six at a time.
Imaging capabilities: Typically supports multiple objectives (e.g., 4×, 10×, 20×) and fluorescence channels (e.g., green, red) for diverse assay needs.
Throughput: Units of this type are designed for high-throughput imaging, often processing over 2,000 images per hour.
Operating environment: The imaging gantry typically resides within a standard tissue culture incubator, maintaining physiological conditions for live cells.
Power supply: Commonly requires a standard laboratory power supply, typically 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz, for the external controller and integrated components.
Data output: Software typically provides quantitative metrics such as confluence, cell number, morphology, and fluorescence intensity.

This type of system is versatile, supporting a wide range of live-cell assays including proliferation, cytotoxicity, migration, invasion, apoptosis, and neurite outgrowth, all in a non-invasive manner.

Used microscopes are widely regarded as reliable investments when sourced from reputable suppliers. Buyers typically prioritize optical quality, mechanical condition and calibration history. Key considerations include lens cleanliness, stage functionality and electronic components if applicable. Industrial and laboratory users consistently value equipment with documented maintenance records and original accessories. Established brands tend to retain functionality well across decades. Buyers should verify light source operability and request detailed condition reports before purchase to ensure equipment meets specific magnification and resolution requirements.

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