ChipCytometry™ Multiplexing: Practical, Approachable, Spatial Biology

Spatial biology: high parameter spatial analysis of intact specimens, including both image-based and sequencing-based omics methods, have rapidly gained popularity. Developers strive to enable researchers to collect high parameter datasets. Researchers wish to employ these methods to further understand disease. There’s undoubtedly high visibility among spatial biology methods that demonstrate extremes along particular dimensions, most commonly plex count and speed to data. However, less discussed is the real utility or even practicality of achieving these extremes, especially for researchers that are either new to spatial biology or are more inclined to include spatial biology as one component of an integrated research program and not as a specialty.

 

In this webinar, we introduce the ChipCytometry™ technology and its CellScape™ instrument as a practical, approachable method for incorporating multiplexed spatial biology into an existing research program.

 

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