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URL: https://bioflux.fluxionbio.com/bioflux-1000z
Proper Citation: Fluxion Biosciences: BioFlux 1000z (RRID:SCR_024832)
Description: Gives ability to introduce flow to research and drug discovery experiments with in vivo conditions. Microfluidic well plate format opens up multitude of experiments. Customizable BioFlux solutionon for ultimate imaging flexibility. Additional Standard Features to those in BioFlux 200 include Custom automated microscope configuration, User defined camera and Fully integrated control and analysis software.
Synonyms: BioFlux 1000z, BIOFLUX 1000Z
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: Cellular analysis, drug discovery experiments, in vivo conditions, ultimate imaging flexibility, custom automated microscope, user defined camera,
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