High Content Screening

Automate High Content Screening: Reliable and Repeatable Workflows

Reliable and Repeatable Workflows. High Content Screening is a powerful process for analysing cellular activity. By investigating various aspects of the cellular processes, it leads to vast amounts of data which need to be organised. At the same time, due to the nature of the procedure, the reliability of the data depends highly on the repeatability of the cell plate handling. Automata’s LINQ platform enables both repeatability of precious sample handling as well as the integration of large amounts of data to achieve a frictionless workflow from start to end.

Seamless data flow integration

Enable a fast and comprehensive assessment of cellular activity by integrating multiple data-generating instruments and organising the results in your LIMS/ELN of choice via the LINQ platform.

Consistent labware handling

Control exactly how every labware containing samples or reagents is handled through time constraints between each action for each sample. No need to use multiple timers per experiment anymore - let the LINQ scheduler take care of this.

Dependable compound dilution and addition

Dilute and add the compounds used for testing on cells in a fully automated manner. Eliminate any pipetting errors and compound addition time differences between samples.

Solutions

High Content Screening + Imaging

3D visualization of the work-cell highlighting key components for automated, high content imaging complete with biosafety enclosure.

Using LINQ SDK for your High Content Screening system

LINQ SDK

Use our powerful LINQ SDK toolkit to design high content screening information pathways. Integrate with your LIMS, your way.

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Scale accurate data generation in your lab with intuitive workflow creation and data management.Talk with our Automation experts for a personalised walkthrough of LINQ.
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