Image-based single-cell isolation in high-density seeded cells using photoactivatable surfaces

Shinya Yamahira; Yuki Umeda; Teruyuki Nagamune; Satoshi Yamaguchi

doi:10.1039/d5bm01883h

January 1, 2026Biomaterials ScienceOpen Access

Image-based single-cell isolation in high-density seeded cells using photoactivatable surfaces

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The research aims to establish a method for isolating single cells from high-density populations using photosensitive surfaces.
Developed a photoactivatable cell anchoring surface for isolation.
Utilized microscopy to image cell populations on substrates.
Enabled selective and rapid anchoring of target single cells.
Successfully isolated single cells from high-density seeded environments.
Demonstrated efficacy in manipulating cell populations with minimal disruption.

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Image-based method isolates single cells in high-density settings, indicating effective cell manipulation techniques.

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We developed an image-based cell isolation method utilizing a photoactivatable cell anchoring surface. After microscopically imaging the cell population on the substrate, target single cells were selectively and rapidly anchored...

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