How IBIDI Flow Cells Improve Live-Cell Imaging Experiments

When scientists want to study cells, they require special tools to observe the world of the minuscule. One of such tools is an IBIDI Flow Cell. Living cells, in motion, captured in video: With items like these special tools, produced by Jinke Optical, scientists succeed in capturing images of and recording videos on cells that are very much alive. Today, we learn how ibidi flow cell supports scientists to take their experiments with live cells to the next level.

Keeping Cells Healthy:

An important thing when studying cells is to ensure that they remain healthy and alive as long as they are observed. The best surrounding for cells to grow is provided by IBIDI Flow Cells. They regulate things like temperature and humidity, which helps to keep cells happy and stable. That way, scientists will be able do better and more precise experiments.

Better Pictures and Videos:

When scientists peer down microscopes at cells, they want to see every little detail. IBIDI Flow Cells feature special materials to help capture more-clear pictures and videos of cells. This makes it easier for scientists to see cells well and makes it easier for them to learn from their experiments. Using IBIDI conductivity flow cell, researchers can rediscover the way cells function.

Watching Cells in Action:

Cells are never stopping or staying still, even if we can’t see the movement. IBIDI Flow Cells let scientists observe the changes as they take place. They are able to observe the dynamics and interactions of cells as they occur over time. This real-time watching is what helps scientists learn about how cells function and how they react to various things. Such moments can now be recorded thanks to IBIDI Flow Cells.

Cell Protection during Experiments:

When cells are exposed to light for an extended period, they can become injured or lose their characteristic properties. This phenomenon is referred to as phototoxicity and photobleaching. With IBIDI Flow Cells these detrimental effects can be minimized in your experiments. These flow cells shield cells from damage by regulating the amount of light they receive. This enables scientists to take pictures and video for longer without damaging the cells.

Making Experiments Easier:

Live cell experiments can be complicated and time consuming. The increasing ease and speed of this process is facilitated by IBIDI Flow Cells. They offer an uncomplicated and convenient way to peer into cells, saving researchers time and energy. That should allow scientists to spend more time doing their work and less time getting their tools set up. In combination with IBIDI Cell Imaging Dishes, it is possible to optimize experiments with living cells.