Overview of Ncardia's Assay Capabilities
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iPSC-derived Cell Types
- Ventricular Cardiomyocytes
- Atrial Cardiomyocytes
- Neurons
- Astrocytes
- Microglia
- Endothelial Cells
- Smooth Muscle Cells
- Patient-derived Cells
- 2D and 3D formats
Readouts
- Cell viability
- Cell morphology
- Gene and protein expression
- Biomarker detection
- Electrophysiological activity
- Organelle characterization
- Live cell imaging (phagocytosis)
- Calcium signaling
- Cell painting
- Metabolism
Analytical Platforms
- High Content Imaging
- Incucyte
- Automation for HTS
- Multi-electrode Array (MEA)
- FDSS - Calcium Imaging
- Mesoscale Discovery Platform (MSD)
- FACS
- Plate readers
- qPCR
- Impedance
Assay Examples
Our scientific team is highly experienced in developing and optimizing a wide range of assays for efficacy and safety evaluation based on clinically relevant readouts.
Study compound-induced effects on blood vessel formation
Assay Biomarker detectionEvaluate and quantify the levels of clinically relevant biomarkers
Assay Calcium transientsObtain real-time recordings of intracellular calcium fluctuations
Assay Cell PaintingGet in-depth and unbiased insights into the effects of therapeutic candidat...
Assay ContractilityStudy drug-induced effects on contractility of cardiac or skeletal muscle c...
Assay ElectrophysiologyDetermine the electrophysiological effects of your therapeutic candidates
Assay Endothelial barrier functionEvaluate endothelial permeability in short and long term
Assay High content imagingStudy drug-induced phenotypic changes in the cell model of your interest
Assay MetabolismObtain precise information on compounds' impact on metabolic processes
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