GE Healthcare’s new IN Cell Analyser 2200 is a high-speed, flexible, modular imaging system that is suitable for both investigative microscopy and automated high-content screening of organelles, cells, tissues and whole organisms.
The system can be configured to the specific needs of the researcher, with a range of optional modules and accessories available.
The IN Cell Analyser 2200 can image a two-coloured 96-well plate assay in less than 2.5 minutes and a one-colour 1536 plate in under 20 minutes.
GE Healthcare says this speed is possible due to a bright, seven-wavelength solid-state light source and scientific-grade CMOS camera coupled with an optimised stage and easy to use control software. Smart design features such as preview scan also save time in assay set up by enabling the user to locate wells, samples or regions of interest quickly and efficiently.
The system’s flexibility enables it to be used in multiple modes including whole well imaging, online cell counting, and manual microscope. This allows researchers to optimise assay set up and conduct both simple and complex high-throughput high-content assays.
