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LumaCyte RadianceLaser Force Cytology (LFC) Cell Analyzer

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LumaCyte’s Radiance Laser Force Cytology (LFC) analysis platform instrument is a high-content, label-free microfluidic cell sorter and real time cell analyzer that enables scientists and researchers to characterize and sort individual cells by measuring their optical force.

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Rapid viral infectivity for vaccine R&D, process development and optimization, formulations, and potency.

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Rapid detection and quantitation of viral vector production of proteins and antibodies during R&D and manufacturing.

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Identify and quantify changes in cellular properties including AAV, lentivirus and retrovirus transduction and transfection during both gene and cell therapy development and production.

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LumaCyte’s transformative microfluidic cell analysis and sorting technology, Laser Force Cytology (LFC), offers researchers and biomanufacturers a label-free single cell analysis capability where the use of antibodies or genetic labeling is not required. LumaCyte’s Radiance instrument uses a unique combination of advanced optics and microfluidics to automatically identify and characterize cells of interest based upon key intrinsic biophysical and biochemical cellular properties and dynamics. Laser Force Cytology (LFC) delivers a more robust and powerful sample analysis compared with conventional label-based flow cytometry.

LumaCyte’s Radiance instrument measures dozens of parameters that reflect the intrinsic biophysical and biochemical properties of cells. Multivariate data (data consisting of multiple variables as opposed to a single variable) can have significant benefits for qualitative and quantitative analytical modeling/calibration, and better predictive results versus simple univariate data sources. The measurements can be used build a sophisticated model that can be used to better understand a process, identify new patterns, and predict important variables more precisely and accurately.

To the left is a selection of data collected with Radiance from a 3-component particle mixture including eccentricity (non-spherical aspect ratio), deformability (particle stretch while experiencing optical forces), and velocity (proportional to optical force). The video shows that the particles are partially resolved in eccentricity and deformability but have significant separation in the velocity dimension.

The power of a multivariate analysis tool is that even for very overlapped data, small differences can be utilized and correlations established using a vast array of machine learning tools including partial least squares regression (PLS) analysis, principal component analysis (PCA), linear discriminant analysis (LDA), and neural networks.