Applied BioPhysics

*NEW* Cytotoxicity Paper Electrochemical Assessment of Anticancer Compounds on the Human Tongue Squamous Carcinoma Cells This paper explores the cytotoxic effects of 4 anticancer drugs on SCC-25 cell morphology & micromotion using ECIS. #sensors #ECIS #cells #research #cancer Read the Paper Here: https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/20/9/2632/htm

Here’s a look at our new virology brochure coming from this month’s ECIS newsletter! Visit our website for information and publications #ECIS #Virology #CytopathicEffects #biophysics #biology #biotechnology Cytopathic effects from viral infections of cells have long been difficult to quantify due to the subjective nature of monitoring cell viability. The advantage of ECIS technology is the ability to monitor cell behavior (e.g. growth, toxicity, cytopathic effects) quantitatively in real-time and label free. When cells grown on the gold electrodes of ECIS arrays show changes from viral infections in vitro, their morphology and viability will be detected from the change in impedance measured by the ECIS instruments.

Website Update Alert! We have 2 new application pages for studying CYTOTOXICITY and VIROLOGY with ECIS Please check them out and the related publications! https://biophysics.com #ECIS #cytotoxicity #virology #biophysics

Happy 2020 ! In celebration of the New Year we have the first ECIS paper of 2020 available for you -- for FREE! Courtesy of the wonderful Dr. Carmen Campbell. An evaluation of the impact of clinical bacterial isolates on epithelial cell monolayer integrity by the electric Cell-Substrate Impedance Sensing (ECIS) method Authors A.Nahida,Carmen E.Campbell, Keith S.K.Fong, Jason C.Barnhill, Michael A.Washington... The paper is free to download until February 27th! So enjoy a good read and please SHARE the link! <3 https://authors.elsevier.com/c/1aMuWc8Nxcjor

Join us at the ASCB Meeting on December 8-10 in Washington, DC! BOOTH 843 <3 We will be exhibiting our 2 NEW smaller footprint systems - TEER 24 and CP 96 (Cytotoxicity/Proliferation). Stop by and see what's new! We would love to see both new and familiar faces #ECIS #TEER #AppliedBiophysics #ASCB