Scientists analysed thousands of immune cells from ordinary blood samples without adding dyes; their imaging method identified activated cells with nearly 94% accuracy within 2 hours
- Representative Image (AI-generated)A routine blood sample contains a surprisingly detailed record of what the immune system is doing.
- Scientists have now demonstrated a way to read some of that information without adding fluorescent dyes or other chemical labels.
- The approach examines the natural light emitted by molecules inside immune cells, allowing researchers to assess their metabolism at the single-cell level.
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- Representative Image (AI-generated)A routine blood sample contains a surprisingly detailed record of what the immune system is doing.
- Scientists have now demonstrated a way to read some of that information without adding fluorescent dyes or other chemical labels.
- The approach examines the natural light emitted by molecules inside immune cells, allowing researchers to assess their metabolism at the single-cell level.
Sources: Times of India