Are you working with microfluidic chips and would you like to integrate TEER measurements into your workflow. Then the Artemis MPS is the perfect solution. Whether you are working in early stage drug development or nutrition research the Artemis MPS allows you to perform TEER measurements in microfluidic chips of choice. The microfluidic chips are placed inside the chipholder of the smart lid. The software interface allows you to address each individual chip.
- Compatible with up to 48 microfluidic chips
The footprint of the chip holder is equivalent to that of of a transwell plate. The outer dimensions and the number of channels per chip determine the number of the chips that fit into the system. In case of a single channel, up to 48 chips fit into the Artemis MPS.
- CE and UL certified
The Artemis MPS is compliant with the European and American standard for safety, health and environmental protection.
- GLP (Good Laboratory Practise) compliant
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Eline Geervliet
Application scientist
Frequently Asked Questions
Find the answers to questions that are regularly asked by visitors to our website.
Yes, the transwell plates can be placed inside the Artemis plate holder. The device can automatically read-out the entire plate by performing TEER and impedance spectroscopy measurements on all wells.
Yes, in addition to the standard configuration, Locsense can provide interfacing to microfluidic chips, or organs-on-chip.
Yes, the Artemis can perform time-lapse measurements, e.g. for a period of 24 hours or 72 hours with time intervals varying from several minutes to hours or days.
Yes the Artemis is compatible with the incubator. The cells can be placed inside the incubator, while the Artemis detector is placed on top of the incubator.