Cell Death / Health Assays Products & Reviews

The ToxiLight® BioAssay Kit is a bioluminescent, non-destructive cytolysis assay kit designed to measure the release of the enzyme, adenylate kinase (AK), from damaged cells. The ToxiLight BioAssay Kit also facilitates high content screening by allowing other tests to be performed on the original cells For example, the ToxiLight BioAssay Kit is fully compatible with the ReportaLight™ BioAssay Kit, thus facilitating measurement…

AO/PI nuclear viability stain for primary cell samples

AO/PI nuclear viability stain for primary cell samples

AO nuclear stain to detect TNC

PI nuclear stain to detect dead nucleated cells

Cell viability and vitality kit to measure metabolic activity and dead/non-viable nucleated cells with Hoechst to determine total nucleated cell count.

DNA binding dye to stain live and dead cells

DNA binding dye to determine total nuclear cell count.

AO/PI nuclear viability stain for yeast cell samples

AO/PI nuclear viability stain for yeast cell samples

Buffer for use with yeast live/dead staining kit

Determine metabolic activity of Lager and Ale yeast.

Staining solution to detect apoptotic cells

Binding buffer for use with Annexin-V FITC kit for apoptosis

Membrane-exclusion, DNA binding dye to detect dead and/or necrotic cells

Real-time measurement of apoptosis in 2D culture and 3D tumor spheroids

Real-time measurement of apoptosis in 2D culture and 3D tumor spheroids, with Hoechst to determine total number of cells

Fluorescein active Caspase-3 staining kit for apoptosis

Fluorescein active Caspase-3 staining kit for apoptosis

Fluorescein active Caspase-8 staining kit for apoptosis

Fluorescein active Caspase-8 staining kit for apoptosis

Green cell proliferation dye; daughter cells receive half of the present dye from the parent cell

Room temperature-stable, ready-to-use cell viability assay

Room temperature-stable, ready-to-use cell viability assay

JC-1 is a membrane permeable dye widely used for determining mitochondrial membrane potential in flow cytometry and fluorescent microscopy. This dye can selectively enter the mitochondria where it reversibly changes coloras membrane potentials increase (over values of about 80-100 mV). When excited at 488 nm, the emission shift goes from 530 nm (monomeric JC-1) to 590 nm (aggregate JC-1), which are easily detected using filter…