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Amnis ImageStream 100

Dec 07, 2004
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Amnis yesterday announced the launch of its ImageStream 100 cellular analysis system at two conferences: American Society for Cell Biology’s annual meeting in Washington, DC, and the American Society for Hematology annual meeting in San Diego.

The ImageStream combines image-based microscopy with flow cytometry. Its applications include high-throughput imaging of non-adherent cells in flow for drug discovery and development, and diagnostics. (For more on the ImageStream, see Inside Bioassays, 11/23/2004).

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