Heater/Cooler System for Mammalian cells
Fast & smooth temperature shifts (5-45°C)
Perform live or cold shocks
No shear stress for adherent cell lines
Note :
Our standard 24*60 Chip design for CherryTemp is available for short-term imaging.
Our Petri dish design (35mm) is available for long-term imaging.
Temperature changes in less than 20 seconds.
The thermalized area has been split into two sub-sections with two distinct thermochromic liquid crystals. The right one is sensitive to cool temperatures (20-25°C) and the left one to warm temperatures (35-40°C). The temperature shift from 20°C up to 40°C can be directly observed at the cell’s location.
Cherry on the cake: you can reverse and go back to 20°C if you wish!
HeLa cells temperature shifts for dynamic microtubule control
Credits: Dr. Isabelle Vernos, CRG, Spain.
Images obtained in an H2020-MSCA-ITN network program focusing on cell division. Visit the project page.
Images from our co-development with the Institut Curie, Paris.
Credits: Dr. Yannick Arlot, IGDR, Rennes, France.
This video is a 1h time-lapse showing some dividing cells in our Petri-dish device as a validation of material biocompatibility and happiness of cells. Cells were put in the device and maintained at 37°C.
We designed a specific chip to adapt our temperature precision technology to the Petri dish standard. The temperature can be controlled, changed while live-observing cells under high-resolution microscopes.
CherryTemp fits a wide range of high resolution microscopes.
Our Customers testimonials
Prof. Michael Rosen
UT SOUTHWESTERN, USA
“The Cherry Temp system was essential to acquiring some of our key data on the temperature-dependence of FUS phase separation. The system worked extremely well in these biochemical analyses. It was easy to use and robust, and required only small amounts of material.”
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Dr. Julie Canman
Columbia University Medical Center, USA
“The Cherry system is now in full use in my lab and it is working beautifully on its own. The Cherry system is great for stably maintaining temperature on our microscopes”
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Universities using CherryTemp in their labs
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