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Cell assays
- Cells
- 256
- Confluence
- 92%
- Cell count
- Object density
- Confluence percent
- Viability percent
- Colony count
- CFU/mL
ConductVision · Life Science
Start with the biological sample or assay, then open the closest ConductVision workflow.

Human osteosarcoma cells
Pick the photo closest to your samples. The outlines come straight from ConductVision Image at its default settings, and the numbers are measured from them.
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Microscope photo of a mouse embryonic stem cell colony, with 256 cells outlined by ConductVision Image.
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Fluorescence photo of osteoblasts with nuclei in blue, with 87 nuclei outlined by ConductVision Image.
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H&E-stained section of skin, with 431 nuclei outlined by ConductVision Image.
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Photo of prostate tumor spheroids, with 28 spheroids outlined by ConductVision Image.
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Fluorescence photo of a villus in the small intestine with nuclei in blue, with 100 nuclei outlined by ConductVision Image.

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Search the biology workflows by sample, stain, assay, modality, or output. Some cards open existing ConductVision Image pages, and others open the current microscopy, morphology, or bridge application pages.
Fluorescence markersPrecise cell counting using fluorescent markers
Cell assaysMeasure culture confluence from phase-contrast images
Fluorescence markersFluorescence-based nuclei detection and quantification
Cell assaysCell viability counting from live/dead fluorescence images
Cell assaysAI colony counts from uploaded agar plate images
Tissue and pathologyDetect nuclei in H&E histology sections
Tissue and pathologyQuantify DAB staining intensity in IHC samples
Tissue and pathologyCoverage and area percentage calculations
Tissue and pathologyRegion and feature quantification on stained tissue sections.
Cell assaysCounts, density, and confluence from brightfield and phase contrast.
Cell assaysLive and dead segmentation, viability ratios, and dose response.
Culture modelsWound area and closure over time from migration assays.
Culture modelsSize, count, and morphology of 3D culture structures.
Culture modelsNetwork length, branch points, and node counts from tube-formation assays.
Fluorescence markersPearson, Manders, and Costes across multi-channel fields.
Microscopy and morphologyStereology, atlas registration, vessel reconstruction, colocalization, prep, and spine workflows.
Microscopy and morphologyNeuron tracing, morphology exploration, and glial morphometry for cell shape analysis.
ConductVision Image works from the images your microscope or plate imager already saves.

Cell cultures in dishes and plates, including colony assays.

Stained tissue sections, from H&E to IHC.

Organoids, spheroids and aggregates in brightfield, fluorescence or confocal.

Scratch wounds, invasion and angiogenesis, in single images or time-lapse.

Widefield or confocal images with a nuclear stain and your markers.

Whole multi-well plates, compared across treatments, doses and time points.
ConductVision Image also measures assay-specific readouts, such as neurite length, transfection efficiency or spots per well.

Neurite length, branch points and soma counts.

Shape, intensity and texture features for each cell and its nucleus.

Percent reporter-positive, out of all nuclei counted.

Spot counts, spot size and intensity in each well.

Plaque counts and plaque area across a dilution series.

Percent positive for an apoptosis marker, with its intensity and nuclear area.

Nuclear intensity and area, and the percent of cells positive for a cell cycle marker.

Bead count and diameter distribution, with its width as span and CV%.
Use Life Science as the entry point when the user starts with biology. Use the centers below when the user already knows the technical method or adjacent domain.
The shared image-analysis engine behind cell, tissue, colony, particle, and material measurements.
Method-specific pages for stereology, colocalization, atlas registration, vessel analysis, and prep.
Tracing and morphometry pages for neurons, glia, and cell-shape workflows.
The materials atlas stays separate for metallography, surfaces, powders, textiles, and inspection.
Send representative images and the measurement you need. ConductScience can confirm the closest ConductVision workflow or scope a custom analysis path.