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CODEX is now PhenoCycler
Phenoptics is now Phenolmager
Novel Spatial Discoveries – Now Within Reach
The PhenoCycler® instrument (formerly CODEX®) is a cutting-edge fluidics control unit that integrates with the Fusion imaging platform to automate whole-slide staining and imaging.
The chemistry is an iterative workflow that relies on a DNA-based tagging approach, where your analyte of choice is labeled with specific oligonucleotide tags (barcodes) and dye oligonucleotides (reporters) that are sequentially hybridized and dehybridized across multiple cycles.
The PhenoCycler instrument is a simple, practical, and flexible solution that is deployable in almost any lab.
Imaging on Your Terms
Introducing the PhenoCycler-Fusion System
Whether you’re building a cell atlas, discovering novel cell types, or developing a spatial phenotypic signature, the PhenoCycler-Fusion system has the power to match the scale of your studies. Scale up your discoveries with the fastest single-cell spatial biology solution.
Flexibility for Specialized Applications
Interested in automating your specialized applications? PhenoCycler offers the flexibility to integrate with the microscope of your choice so you can continue to support your spatial biology experiments involving 3D imaging, super-resolution microscopy and more! Learn how our Imaging Innovators (I2) Network is broadening the horizons of spatial biology with the PhenoCycler instrument.
What Can PhenoCycler Do For Your Samples?
Akoya Biosciences is excited to offer the Spatial Tissue Exploration Program (STEP), a technology access opportunity for researchers to explore new levels of spatial insights powered by the PhenoCycler system. Our team of scientific experts will execute your projects and generate robust spatial phenotyping data from your samples.
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