Measurement of cell death in adherent and suspension cells using CytoTronics’ microplate

Measuring cell proliferation and viability is fundamental in evaluating drug efficacy and cytotoxicity across many therapeutic areas. Traditional cell killing assays are often destructive and provide only endpoint data, limiting insight into the kinetics of cell growth and death.

In this technical note, you will explore:

• How CytoTronics’ real-time non-destructive confluence measurements enable accurate tracking of cell viability in diverse cell types and treatment conditions
• Comparative data from adherent and suspension cells showing growth dynamics and maximum confluency
• Dose-response studies with Paclitaxel and Bosutinib, calculating IC₅₀ values from both impedance-based measurements and Cell-Titer Glo (CTG) assay results