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Highly multiplexed tissue image of a human tonsil (FFPE) captured on the PhenoCycler-Fusion

Analyzing 2.5 Million Cells with PhenoCycler-Fusion: Explore the Dataset

From the early stages of planning to research and development to execution, Akoya is extremely excited to roll out the first data captured by the PhenoCycler-Fusion platform. Since launch, PhenoCycler-Fusion has generated lots of excitement, setting a new standard in spatial biology for high-speed…
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The Importance of Antibody Validation

One of the most critical steps in multiplexed antibody panel design is selecting the right antibodies for your study. Choose the wrong antibody and you may lose weeks if not months, worth of work. An rigorous antibody validation strategy keeps your program on track by: Proving antibody specificity (the antibody’s ability to differentiate between…
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3 Things You Should Know About Breast Tissue Organoids

Organoids are tissue-derived adult stem cells that can be grow into self-organizing organotypic structures. Due to their derivation from human tissue, organoids can more accurately model the interactions between healthy human tissue and cancer, enabling patient-specific drug testing and development of tailored therapeutic regimens. The…
7-color multiplex immunofluorescence images of colorectal cancer from Crohn's like reaction and diffuse inflammatory infiltration patient groups and accompanying voronoi plots.

Spatial Analysis of Cellular Neighborhoods: Uncovering Complex Interactions in Tissue Biology

The tumor microenvironment is undeniably complex. Specialized immune cells interact directly and indirectly with tumor cells in a constantly evolving relationship that influences the biology of the tumor. Spatial context is essential to uncovering the mysteries of cell behavior and interactions. Just as individuals may behave differently in cities, suburbs,…
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