CardioExcyte Online Demo

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Interested in learning more about CardioExcyte 96 and FLEXcyte 96 but you cannot travel, nor receive visitors in your Institution?

We understand, and we are ready to offer you a solution!

By joining us for an ONLINE DEMO you will be guided through our state-of-the-art cell and contraction monitoring technology, recording and analysis software and applications from the comfort of your home.

We have even gone a step further and done the lab work for you!

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We are happy to screen raw and analyzed data obtained from major cell providers with you, and take a look at the effects of relevant compounds. Our postdoc level expert team is ready to virtually meet you!

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CardioExcyte 96 Applications

Effect of E-4031 on stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes
Cellrhythmias Type A-E encountered in both impedance and EFP modes. See publication.

CardioExcyte 96

The CardioExcyte 96 records impedance & extracellular field potentials from the same cells.

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FLEXcyte 96

The FLEXcyte 96 (add-on of the CardioExcyte 96) records contractility on flexible substrate.

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User Testimonials

“We are happy to have acquired the CardioExcyte 96 from Nanion and look forward to publishing the first of many papers. I was particularly intrigued by the pacing feature, the single electrode design giving better signal to noise ratio, the dual EFP + impedance capability, and the environmental chamber so that you can run everything on the benchtop. The new optical pacing feature has further expanded the utility of the instrument for drug testing and disease modeling.”

Prof. Bjorn C. Knollmann, Director of the Center for Arrhythmia Research and Therapeutics of Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
"This fruitful working relationship has now been extended to our use of the CardioExcyte96 phenotypic assay platform, which we utilise to develop and validate human iPSC cardiomyocyte cell lines and assays to meet the post-hERG, predictive cardiac safety testing needs of the drug discovery industry"

Dr. Marc Rogers, CSO Metrion Biosciences
“ DataControl 96 allows us to analyze large amounts of data and represents a huge step towards standardized experiment analysis. Powerful averaging with standard deviation display and referencing methods allow for great quality control. Furthermore, multiple export options are available to allow a seamless integration in databases.”

Hans-Peter Scholz, Technician, Biopharma, Global Early Non Clinical Safety, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
"CardioExcyte 96 is an easy-to-use system, providing impedance-based and MEA-like cardiac safety data from a diversity of stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes, and constitutes an excellent complement to automated patch clamp-based safety screening. The powerful software, used for recordings and analysis, employs comprehensive beat investigation algorithms, displaying detailed beating kinetics in real-time. Data handling and export is straightforward, easy to grasp and yet very, very powerful." Dr. Ralf Kettenhofen, former Head of Laboratory at Axiogenesis and Ncardia, Cologne, Germany.
“B’SYS successfully implemented the CardioExcyte 96 system and provides related validated services to its customers, mostly using ipS derived cardiomyocytes. B’SYS’ scientists are pleased with the CardioExcyte’s ease of operation and data acquisition. The powerful software allows for applying meaningful data analysis and time saving export of data as needed for our daily customer reports.“ “ Dr. Daniel Konrad, CEO B'SYS
""I use the CardioExcyte 96 weekly to test substances on our human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes. It allows me to map, compare and evaluate a wide variety of pharmacological responses with a high degree of reliability and uniformity, and evaluate them through the rapid analysis function." Anika Duenbostell-Schmidt former Head QC at Axiogenesis and Ncardia, Cologne, Germany.