Complete, optimized reagent kits for high-content screening (HCS) and analysis (HCA).Description | | Don't miss the complete list of kits at the bottom of this page!Thermo Scientific Cellomics High-Content Screening (HCS) Reagent Kits are powerful tools for cell-based screening and analysis of specific molecular targets and biological parameters. Cellomics HCS Reagent Kits are designed and validated with the Thermo Scientific Cellomics ArrayScan HCS Reader and BioApplication Software, together providing a “Total Solution” for high-content screening. HCS Reagent Kits are also fully compatible with other fluorescence-based HCS platforms and conventional fluorescence microscopy. |
Highlights- Available in validated single- and multiplexed configurations
- Robust – Z' factor > 0.3 for both multiplexed and single-target kits
- Complete sets of critical reagents and optimized protocols included to ensure reproducible results
- Superior probes developed using DyLight Fluorescent Labeling Reagents
- Validated with Cellomics ArrayScan Instruments and BioApplication Software
- Compatible with any fluorescence HCS/HCA platform and standard fluorescence microscopy
- Customized components and bulk quantities available
More About HCS Reagent KitsUsing appropriate combinations of fluorescent probes, antibodies and reagents is essential for realizing the full potential of powerful high-content screening (HCS) and high-content analysis (HCA). Cellomics HCS Reagent Kits provide just such a combination of components and optimized procedures. The easy-to-use kits simplify and streamline preparation of imaging-quality samples for automated cell-based assays. HCS Reagent Kits are an integral part of the Thermo Scientific Cellomics Total Solution HCS Platform, allowing a wide range of biologies to be investigated with ease. Each kit is designed for a specific biology and is rigorously validated and optimized for HCS/HCA. To improve on previously available reagents, our scientists continue to develop many new probes that make use of the specific antibodies and the superior brightness and photostability of DyLight fluorophores. Multiplexed reagents are carefully tested to account for respective spectral characteristics of the fluorophores, antibody cross-reactivity, and filter selection, to achieve the highest emission of light (brightness) while minimizing background autofluorescence and non-specific cross-talk. The result is highest possible sensitivity, specificity and signal-to noise ratios, which translate into the high level of information-recovery by Cellomics ArrayScan Instruments and BioApplication Software Modules. Even if you do not have access to high-end HCS instrumentation and analysis software, you can be confident that the high standards met by the HCS Reagent Kits for HCS also mean that they will provide for the best possible imaging with standard fluorescence microscopes. Whether your research is in cancer, toxicology, CNS, cardiopulmonology, or endocrinology, there's an HCS Reagent Kit that can carry your research forward. Powerful Analysis CapabilitiesConsider the following examples of HCS Reagent Kits in action: - Heat Shock Proteins and Cell Stress
 | Poster Presentation: "Detection of Cellular Stress Responses to Drugs: Heat Shock Proteins are Powerful Cell Stress Indicators in Cell-Based, High-Content Assays " by Suk J. Hong and Richik N. Ghosh |
- Cell Cycle, Cell Morphology and Cytoskeletal Structure
 | Poster Presentation: "Quantitative Analysis of Drug Effects on Cytoskeletal Structure, Cell Morphology and the Cell Cycle by High-Content Assays" by Suk J. Hong and Richik N. Ghosh |
- Oxidative Stress and DNA Damage
 | Poster Presentation: "Assessment of Oxidative Stress and DNA Damage in Individual Cells Using Automated, Quantitative Cell-Based Imaging" by Kay Opperman, Bhaskar S. Mandavilli, and Richik N. Ghosh |
- Inflammatory Responses
 | Poster Presentation: "Combining Multiplexed, High-Content Analysis with Antibody Arrays to Monitor and Correlate Intracellular and Extracellular Inflammatory Responses" by Kay Opperman, Eric Hommema, Brian Webb, and Richik N. Ghosh |
- Cell Signaling Pathways
 | Poster Presentation: "High-Content Analysis of Multiple Key Proteins in the AKT Signaling Pathway" by Kay Opperman, Krishna Vattem, and Richik N. Ghosh |
- Cytotoxicity and Apoptosis
 | Poster Presentation: "Automated, Quantitative, Multi-Parametric Monitoring of Different Programmed Cell Death Pathways Using Cell-Based High-Content Screening Assays" by Bhaskar S. Mandavilli, Krishna Vattem, and Richik N. Ghosh |
Links to Available KitsKits are listed alphabetically by target and are cross-listed in all relevant general categories. | Cytotoxicity & Apoptosis | Genotoxicity, DNA Damage & Repair | Apoptosis (Multiparameter) Autophagy (LC3B and Poly-Ubiquitin) Caspase 3 Caspase 9 Cell Death (Multiparameter) Cell Proliferation (BrdU, Ki67, DNA content) Cell Viability Cleaved PARP Cytochrome C Cytotoxicity 1 (Multiparameter) Cytotoxicity 2 (Multiparameter) Cytotoxicity 3 (Multiparameter) FOXO3A, HIF-1a and Phospho-CREB LC3B and Poly-Ubiquitin Neurite Outgrowth Oxidative Stress p53 and p21 Phospho-p53 and p53 Proteasome Function (Ubiquitin and LC3B)
| BrdU (Cell Prolif.) Caspase 3 Caspase 9 Ku70/80 MDM2 and p53 Micronucleus Oxidative Stress p53 and p21 Phospho-p53 and p53 Phospho-ATM Phospho-ATM and p53 Phospho-Chk2 Phospho-H2AX MnSOD and Phospho-H2AX
| | Inflammation & Cell Stress | Cell Signaling & Transcription Factors | BrdU (Cell Prolif.) Caspase 3 Caspase 9 Cell Motility Cell Spreading CHOP/GADD153 COX-2 Heme Oxygenase 1 Heme Oxygenase 1 and Phospho-p38 Hsp27 and Phospho-Hsp27 Hsp60 and Hsp90b Hsp70 and Hsp90a Immunophilin FKBP52 iNOS ERK MAPK F-actin (Cytoskel. Rearrang.) FOXO3A, HIF-1a and Phospho-CREB MnSOD MnSOD and Phospho-H2AX NFAT-1 NFkB (NF kappa B) NFkB and c-Jun Oxidative Stress p38 MAPK p53 and p21 Phospho-p53 and p53 Phospho-4E-BP1 Phospho-S6 Phospho-c-Jun Phospho-JNK STAT1, STAT2 or STAT3
| ATF-2 ß-Catenin COX-2 ERK MAPK FOXO1A FOXO3A (Transcription Factors) HIF-1a (Transcription Factors) NFAT-1 NFkB (NF kappa B) NFkB and c-Jun p38 MAPK Oxidative Stress p53 and p21 Phospho-p53 and p53 Phospho-AKT Phospho-c-Jun Phospho-c-Jun and Phospho-JNK Phospho-GSK-3 Phospho-CREB (Transcription Factors) Phospho-JNK Phospho-JNK and Phospho-c-Jun PKA (Protein Kinase A) PKA and Phospho-CREB PKCa (PKC alpha) Smad3 and Phospho-CREB STAT1, STAT2 or STAT3
| | Cell Cycle & Proliferation | Morphology & Phenotypic Changes | Cell Cycle I (BrdU, Phospho-Histone H3, DNA cont.) Cell Proliferation (BrdU, Ki67, DNA content) Cyclin B1 Mitotic Index (Phospho-Histone H3) p53 and p21 Phospho-p53 and p53 Phospho-PLK1 Phospho-Rb
| Cell Motility Cell Morphology (Cytoskel. Rearrang.) Cell Spreading Cytoskeletal Rearrangement F-actin (Cytoskel. Rearrang.) Microtubule Arrangement (Cytoskel. Rearrang.) Neurite Outgrowth Nuclear Morphology (Cytoskel. Rearrang.)
| | Accessory Reagents | | HCS Reagent Toolbox Kits Whole Cell Stains (Blue, Green, Orange, Red) 16% Formaldehyde Optical Performance Monitoring Solution
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To order Cellomics HCS Reagent Kits, please call 800-874-3723 in the US or contact your local distributor of Thermo Scientific Products.
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