The phrase "automated microscopy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific research, imaging technology, or laboratory procedures that involve the use of automated systems for microscopy.
Example: "The lab has recently upgraded its equipment to include automated microscopy, allowing for faster and more accurate analysis of samples."
Alternatives: "automated imaging" or "robotic microscopy".
B.N.F., and S.J.B.: Performed the automated microscopy experiments in primary neurons.
Primary cortical neurons and HEK293 cells were imaged using an automated microscopy platform described previously18,21,38.
We compare readouts using different imaging technologies, automated microscopy, scanners and a fluorescence macroscope, and evaluate the trade-off between information content and data acquisition rate.
Research tools available include digital imaging devices, confocal microscopy, multiphoton microscopy, automated microscopy systems, computational methods, theoretical models and chemical methods.
Automated microscopy (Figures 2,3,5) was performed on a Cellomics ArrayScan, essentially as described elsewhere [7].
Microcolony microscopy was performed using an automated microscopy system (FluXXscan) using bright field microscopy with coaxial illumination and 5X objective.
The detailed design of the pressurized incubation chamber and the automated microscopy system is presented in the Supporting Information S1.
To screen libraries of compounds for modulators of the laminin-induced clustering of ß-DG in primary astrocyte cultures, we used an automated microscopy assay.
With the use of a fluorescence automated microscopy screen, small molecules that decrease cholesterol in the LSOs of NPC1 mutant cultured cells were identified [39].
We extended this RNAi screen with two other high-throughput assays for hypertrophy regulators: a real-time RT-PCR assay to identify genes dynamically regulated during hypertrophy and an automated microscopy assay to measure myocyte cell size.
Neuronal images were acquired at X10 magnification on an ImageXpress Micro (Molecular Devices) automated microscopy system.
