Webinar: Cellanome CellCage Technology for Single-Cell Research

Linking Live-Cell Behavior to Transcriptional Responses Across Perturbations Using Dynamic Caging

In this webinar, Cellanome will introduce CellCage Enclosure technology, an approach designed to compartmentalize and track individual live cells over time at scale, while enabling transcriptomic, proteomic, morphological, and functional measurements from the same cells. This technology brings together proprietary innovations to reveal cellular responses, interactions, and regulatory mechanisms in ways that static snapshots and fragmented approaches cannot.

The UMGC is hosting this webinar to introduce researchers to the technology, explore potential applications, and gauge interest within the UMN research community.

Topics and applications:

CellCage technology fundamentals: How the technology works and enables live-cell imaging and transcriptomics
Immunology: Co-cultures support cell-cell interactions and cell killing assays in CellCage Enclosures
Oncology: Characterizing heterogeneous single-cell responses to drug treatments
PERTURB-LINK: Connecting single-cell perturbations with functional and transcriptomic readouts
Longitudinal measurements: Tracking suspension and adherent cells over days or weeks to capture functional and phenotypic changes over time

Date: Thursday, September 24
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Format: Zoom
Presenter: Andy Larrea, PhD, Director, Strategic Accounts ([email protected])