Using AI-Analysis Tools And A Next-Generation High-Content Screening Platform To Improve 3D Screening Assay Data Capturing
By Zhisong Tong, Angeline Lim, Jayne Hesley, Matt Chan, Tim Baranowski, Oksana Sirenko, Misha Bashkurov, and Andy Bashford, Molecular Devices

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Image-based high-content screening (HCS) is a powerful strategy in drug discovery that evaluates drug effects by quantifying image-based features to describe cellular changes within or among cell populations. As interest in 3D biological models grows, there is a rising demand for an imaging platform that not only captures high-throughput, high-quality images in 3D samples but also facilitates complex image analysis.
Introducing the next generation in high-content imaging: the ImageXpress® HCS.ai High-Content Screening System by Molecular Devices. This advanced system is equipped with flexible confocal spinning disk options, modular hardware, and a modern, intuitive software interface. Designed for greater precision and speed, the new imager leverages state-of-the-art optics with an enhanced signal-to-noise ratio. These combined improvements in acquisition speed, image quality, and machine learning-assisted analysis enable the use of a broader range of assays and models for both research and 3D drug screening.
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