Nexcelom Bioscience Launches the Cellaca™ MX at AACR

Nexcelom Bioscience, a leading provider of cell counting and characterization products for the life science industry, announced the launch of the revolutionary high throughput, high-speed automated cell counter – Cellaca™ MX.

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The Cellaca™ MX utilizes Nexcelom's innovative cellular analysis technology for accurate cell sample concentration, viability and morphology measurements. Features of the Cellaca™ MX include:

According to Nexcelom CTO, Dr. Jean Qiu, the company is focused on enabling highly accurate cell counting at fast speeds in order to help accelerate other technology advancements. One such application is single-cell RNA sequencing to compare transcriptomes of single cells in determining disease mechanisms. A critical factor for successful high-quality, single-cell data is the quality of cells and the cell number per experiment. It is important to not only know the cell number and health but also the specific cell type in a heterogeneous population. Another area that will see a huge benefit is the field of Cell Therapy.

Fast analysis for cell count and viability, using a very small amount of sample, makes Cellaca™ MX suitable for droplet-based single-cell transcriptome analysis, utilized to analyze ...

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