With few suitable tools available to measure self-care health confidence, we developed and validated a short, generic survey instrument for use in evaluation and quality improvement. …

One type of phenotypic screening, image-based high-content screening (HCS), has been seen as particularly promising. In this article, we assess whether HCS is as high content as it can be.

Here, we report the development of HCS-Splice, a versatile, valid, rapid, and robust High Content Screening (HCS) assay to functionally confirm the role of splicing mutations in human genetic …

Princeton Medical Center, a unit of Princeton Health, has been a leading teaching hospital for more than 40 years. We unite the superior quality care that patients receive at an academic …

Here we focus on high-content screening (HCS) and considerations needed to use this method effectively to study normal and disease physiology in primary cells, currently the most …

We describe methods for automated analysis of POD formation using high throughput microscopy (HTM) to localize PML immunofluorescence in conjunction with image analysis software for …

By adding an additional degree of freedom from multichannel flow, the parallel microfluidic cytometer (PMC) combines some of the best features of fluorescence-activated flow cytometry …

In this review, we describe several HCS application approaches used for studying the mechanism of compound toxicity, highlight some challenges faced in the toxicological community, and …

Here, we report the development of HCS-Splice, a versatile, valid, rapid, and robust High Content Screening (HCS) assay to functionally confirm the role of splicing mutations in human genetic …

May 10, 2016 · In this study, we employed HCS as a powerful screening tool, which is composed of an automated microscope and a biological software application, that can acquire, process …