White Paper: How Spatial Phenotyping Can Uncover Novel Insights in Tissue Biology

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View, characterize and quantify cells

What role do cellular interactions play in promoting or suppressing disease? In areas such as oncology, immunology, and neurology, spatial phenotyping can provide new insights.

Download the spatial phenotyping white paper to learn how to:

Study cell function within the context of its neighborhood
Map intercellular relationships across entire tissue sections
Visualize dozens of biomarkers in a single tissue sample
Uncover novel insights that can inform your next discovery

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