Technique Talk: Live-Cell Imaging Strategies to Quantify Phagocytosis

Discover how to image and quantitate phagocytosis in real time

Event Details:Technique Talk: Live-Cell Imaging Strategies to Quantify PhagocytosisDate(s):

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Tuesday, October 5, 2021
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Eastern Time

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Phagocytosis is a key mechanism for removing apoptotic cells and intruders. While this process is essential to maintain tissue homeostasis and immune function, researchers have limited technologies to study phagocytosis in living cells. Current approaches rely on end-point assays that provide limited kinetic information and do not allow researchers to study cell morphology changes.

In this Technique Talk, Jasmine Trigg will introduce new strategies to combine pHrodo® reagents with Incucyte® Live-Cell Analysis Systems to monitor and quantify phagocytic events in real time.

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Jasmine Trigg
Associate Scientist
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