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Introducing VERLO Image-Guided Cell Sorter: Gently Sort Cells You Can See

Introducing VERLO Image-Guided Cell Sorter: Gently Sort Cells You Can See

Join the upcoming educational webinar to learn more about NanoCellect VERLO Image Guided Cell sorter. VERLO is providing conventional flow cytometry and cell sorting along with the ability to perform imaging analysis to identify and sort cells based on morphology, subcellular localization and more. The VERLO instrument expands the capabilities of gentle benchtop microfluidic cell sorting. With two lasers and nine colors, plus 3 label-free parameters, it maintains simple workflows for either bulk sorting or single-cell dispensing into 96- or 384-well plates with an integrated cell dispensing and sample cooling.

  • Spatial Information

Captures images of each cell. In addition to fluorescence intensity, the VERLO provides spatial information such as cell morphology and marker localization

  • Enhanced Resolution

Imaging of subcellular structures and analysis of spatial variations in brightfield, darkfield, and fluorescent images

  • Increased Precision Sorting

Following the acquisition and processing of cell images, imaging features are incorporated into the gating strategy to define cell phenotypes

  • Multivariate Datasets

Combines high-throughput sampling with single-cell image acquisition and measures large number of features from cell images, providing more comprehensive data

 Date and time: April 10, 2025 15:00 CET

Michal Bonar, EMEA manager, NanoCellect Biomedical inc.

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The VERLO is providing conventional flow cytometry and cell sorting along with the ability to perform imaging analysis to identify and sort cells based on morphology, subcellular localization and more.

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