
The WPI EVOM² Epithelial Voltohmmeter is designed for measuring transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER) in cell monolayers, providing a non-invasive assessment of barrier integrity. It is widely used in gut, lung, and blood-brain barrier research, ensuring confluency and tight junction formation in epithelial and endothelial models., Compatible with Transwell inserts and multi-well plates, the EVOM² allows for reproducible TEER measurements without damaging cell cultures, making it ideal for drug permeability, toxicity testing, and disease modeling. With a clear digital readout and user-friendly interface, it provides high sensitivity and accuracy for reliable data collection in cell biology, pharmacology, and toxicology research.

Faculty of Engineering
Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.
The WPI EVOM² Epithelial Voltohmmeter is designed for measuring transepithelial electrical resistance (TEER) in cell monolayers, providing a non-invasive assessment of barrier integrity. It is widely used in gut, lung, and blood-brain barrier research, ensuring confluency and tight junction formation in epithelial and endothelial models., Compatible with Transwell inserts and multi-well plates, the EVOM² allows for reproducible TEER measurements without damaging cell cultures, making it ideal for drug permeability, toxicity testing, and disease modeling. With a clear digital readout and user-friendly interface, it provides high sensitivity and accuracy for reliable data collection in cell biology, pharmacology, and toxicology research.


Faculty of Engineering
Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.
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