ECIS (Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing): Summary

ECIS (Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing)

Biotechnology, Research, Cell Biology, Assay Development

ECIS provides a unique solution for researchers to monitor cell behavior in real-time without the need for invasive techniques.

ECIS is a label-free, non-invasive method that allows for real-time monitoring of cells grown in tissue culture. It is designed to automate cell-based assays, providing insights into cell behavior and interactions.

Label-free monitoring; Non-invasive technology; Real-time data collection; Automated cell-based assays

Studying cell proliferation; Analyzing barrier function; Investigating cytotoxicity; Monitoring cell migration

Real-time monitoring without labels; Non-invasive approach preserving cell integrity; Automated assays reducing manual intervention

The primary strengths of ECIS include its innovative technology, ease of use, and the ability to provide detailed insights into cell behavior.

ECIS positions itself as a cutting-edge technology for cell monitoring, appealing to researchers seeking advanced methods for studying cell behavior.

The target users include researchers in cell biology, pharmacology, and virology, as well as academic institutions and pharmaceutical companies.

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• Cell Monitoring

• Automated Assays

• Non-invasive Technology

• Real-time Analysis

ECIS®, the label free, non-invasive method to electronically monitor cells grown in tissue culture.

Professional, informative, innovative

ECIS stands out in the market due to its combination of label-free and non-invasive monitoring capabilities, which allows for continuous observation of live cells.

Applied BioPhysics is identified as a leader in innovative biophysical technologies, emphasizing its commitment to advancing cell research.

1991-01-01

• Ivar Giaever