Standard BioTools Introduces New High-Throughput Multiplexed Whole Slide Imaging Modalities Set to Redefine the boundaries of Tissue Imaging
Spatial biology is vital to clinical and translational research, providing critical insights into disease progression, the identification of biomarkers, drug development and monitoring therapeutic response. Increased adoption of multiplexed tissue imaging as a spatial biology tool is driving a need for higher sample throughput. Standard BioTools™ has developed new groundbreaking capabilities to image tissue samples at never-before-seen speeds and automation, accelerating and deepening insight generation.
Hyperion™ XTi now offers three modes for rapid and detailed spatial biology analysis: (1) Preview Mode for quick whole slide overviews; (2) Tissue Mode for whole slide imaging in real time; and (3) Cell Mode to analyze regions of interest at single-cell resolution. Novel whole slide imaging using Imaging Mass Cytometry (IMC™) offers a unique opportunity to garner the most data out of limited samples with up to 10 times higher throughput than cyclic immunofluorescent imaging. By leveraging the different modes on Hyperion XTi, researchers can quickly visualize tissue heterogeneity in minutes, without having to manage time-consuming cycles, and can then conduct deeper analysis on targeted regions.
In addition, to facilitate high-throughput tissue imaging and accelerate time to results,
“The innovations we are putting forth demonstrate our commitment to providing the best, most reliable and essential tools for our customers,” said
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