Imaging for Fungal bioassay in 96-well clear plate - (Oct/20/2021 )

Hi,

Recently I have been working on anti-fungal bioassay to testing some compounds in the clear 96-well plate. I took fungal growth picture using my cell phone, but the wells close to the sides are not pictured well. Can anyone recommend a imaging system for 96-well plate, which can provide even images for all 96 wells?

Thanks!

Use a microscope with a camera attached. You will need to use an inverted microscope. However, for most purposes (i.e. publication, reports etc) it is better to use a quantitative assay of growth/inhibition. This might be a biochemical assay that measures how much growth the fungus by conversion of one chemical into another, or a protein measurement assay to assess how much protein is in a well.

I don't work with fungi, but for mammalian cell culture we use things like MTT/XTT or neutral red assays for measurement of cellular activity.

caitlin728 on Wed Dec 8 19:43:34 2021 said:

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The guy is just looking to record growth.

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