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Approach of utilizing high resolution slide imaging to visualize and quantitate protein biomarker expression and cellular interactions within a tissue.
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Detection and localization of a wide variety of antigens to visualize as many protein targets as possible on one piece of tissue.
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Proteins that are activated in the same cell.
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Cell groupings or areas where each cell is influenced by communication with the cells that surround them
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Measure of what is happening to a cell, an immunochemical protein marker can be a biomarker if it offers some type of prognostic or diagnostic significance.
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A platform that can facilitate the staining and imaging of 50+ protein biomarkers on a slide using barcode technology to achieve specific High-Plex staining.
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System that adds reagents and reporters to slide, creating a uniform disbursement of reagents across the entire tissue.
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Emission filters that capture the peaks and part of fluorophore emission wavelengths.
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Overlapping excitation and emission wavelengths of two or more fluorescent dyes.
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Natural emission of light by biological structures such as tissues.
