The automated solution for your entire Maestro workflow.
Maestro APEX is the world’s first dedicated multi-electrode array robotic platform. It addresses the labor-intensive nature of cell based assays by streamlining every stage of your MEA experiment from plate preparation, routine culture maintenance, and running Maestro experiments.
APEX seamlessly integrates a sterile, robotic plate deck with a cell culture incubator increasing walk-away capacity, throughput, and data quality.
Maestro APEX delivers on the promise of high-throughput MEA assays, not just in a single plate but with a fully integrated system that allows you to make high volume Maestro experiments a way of life. Centered around the Maestro, we created a dedicated MEA workstation that not only frees up your time, but enhances the precision and reliability of each assay with a robotic pipettor.
Through thoughtful innovation, functional activity assays are now easier to perform than ever, with APEX leading the way to facilitate capacity and accuracy alongside Maestro’s high throughput and high definition assays.
All of APEX’s automated functions are seamlessly integrated into a sterile, compact, bench-top workstation.
| Document type | Title | Authors | Requires sign in |
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| Technical Datasheet | CytoView MEA 12 - Datasheet | Axion BioSystems | ✔ |
| Technical Datasheet | CytoView MEA 48 - Datasheet | Axion BioSystems | ✔ |
| Technical Datasheet | E-Stim+ Classic MEA 48 - Datasheet | Axion BioSystems | ✔ |
| Technical Datasheet | Lumos MEA 48 - Datasheet | Axion BioSystems | ✔ |
| News and Events | SfN2017 Poster & Presentations list | ||
| Technical Datasheet | Lumos MEA 24 - Datasheet | Axion BioSystems | ✔ |
| News and Events | ISSCR2018 Poster & Presentations list | Axion BioSystems | |
| Product Brochure | MAESTRO APEX™ Automation for every facet of Maestro™ experiments | Axion BioSystems | |
| News and Events | SPS2018 Poster & Presentation List | Axion BioSystems | |
| News and Events | SfN2016 poster list | Axion BioSystems |
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The CiPA Microelectrode Array Assay with hSC-Derived Cardiomyocytes: Current Protocol, Future Potential | Millard DC, Clements M, Ross JD. | Stem Cell-Derived Models in Toxicology | Nov 2016 |
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International multisite study of human-induced pluripotent stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes for drug proarrhythmic potential assessment | Blinova K, Dang Q, Millard D, Smith G, Pierson J, Guo L, Brock M, Lu HR, Kraushaar U, Zeng H, Shi H, Zhang X, Sawada K, Osada T, Kanda Y, Sekino Y, Pang L, Feaster TK, Kettenhofen R, Stockbridge N, Strauss DG, Gintant G. | Cell Rep | Sep 2018 |
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Modeling cardiac complexity: Advancements in myocardial models and analytical techniques for physiological investigation and therapeutic development in vitro | Callaghan NI, Hadipour-Lakmehsari S, Lee SH, Gramolini AO, Simmons CA. | APL Bioeng | Feb 2019 |
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PTCD1 Is required for mitochondrial oxidative-phosphorylation: possible genetic association with Alzheimer's disease | Fleck D, Phu L, Verschueren E, Hinkle T, Reichelt M, Bhangale T, Haley B, Wang Y, Graham R, Kirkpatrick DS, Sheng M, Bingol B. | J Neurosci | Jun 2019 |