High Content Screening Assay
High content screening (HCS) is an analytical tool that uses microscopic imaging to observe, measure, and
analyze multiple cellular parameters in a bioassay. By applying fluorescent dyes, fluorescent labeled
proteins and antibodies, changes occurring within the cell can be detected and quantified after adding
corresponding compounds and ligands.
As a long-recognized business in the field, Creative Biolabs specializes in developing
cell-based high-content screening assays that can be tailored to your drug discovery process.
High Content Screening
Our extensive experience in high-content screening, internal image analysis algorithm design and
disease biology allows us to offer more than 100 HCS analyses for our customers to choose from.
Example Assays Include
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Apoptosis
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Angiogenesis
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Fat formation
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Cell-cell junction and cadherin
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Cell migration
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Lipolysis
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MAP kinase pathway
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Mitochondrial health
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Neural crest differentiation
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Neural crest migration
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Neuronal differentiation
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Neurological function
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Steatosis
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Wnt signal
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Autophagy and protein aggregation
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Cell movement and migration
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Cytoskeletal rearrangement
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Epigenetic modification
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Real-time imaging (e.g., Ca flux)
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Marker expression
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Protein acetylation and phosphorylation
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Receptor internalization and degradation
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Subcellular localization
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Transcription factor translocation
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Virus replication
Our HCS Features
For small scale screens:
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Training / Use of HCS instruments
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Training / Use analysis software
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Use image analysis methods to perform selection, development, and/or validation
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Optimize assay read-outs
For large scale screens:
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Optimize assay biology turnouts
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Develop algorithms and readings
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Perform measurement miniaturization / verification
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Use HTS or functional genomics facilities to screen
For more details, please feel free to contact us or send us a query
directly.
For Research Use Only | Not For Clinical Use