Standard BioTools Launches Hyperion+ Imaging System, the New Standard in High-Plex Spatial Imaging
The Hyperion™+ Imaging System provides researchers with a deep understanding of disease and response to treatment, with the ability to stratify subjects by linking high-plex data to outcomes in clinical studies. The system can process 100-plus samples per week, performing at twice the speed of the current Hyperion Imaging System, with a 1.6x lower limit of detection. This enables detection of dim markers, an advantage that can be critical for lower-expressing markers often used in translational studies.
Results of a study using the Hyperion+ Imaging System to improve understanding of the biology and pathophysiology of the tumor microenvironment in pancreatic invasive ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) will be presented today at 1:30–5:00 p.m. CDT in a poster session at the annual meeting of the
“Two critical challenges in realizing the full transformative potential of this remarkable technology are reducing the time to answer key biological questions and detecting important biomarkers that are expressed at low levels,” said
“The new Hyperion+ Imaging System enables researchers to gain deep insights into molecules and pathways that can advance the medical community’s ability to diagnose, treat and mitigate risk for serious health conditions,” said Egholm.
Key benefits of the Hyperion+ Imaging System include:
- Superior phenotyping based on quantitative, high-quality single-cell data from biomarkers using 25 to more than 100 slides per week, generated with no autofluorescence or multiple staining and imaging cycles that limit throughput. These high-quality data help customers make fast and confident translational research decisions.
- Up to 10x cost savings compared with immunohistochemistry using an efficient, simple stain-image-analyze workflow in contrast to other complicated cyclic immunofluorescence or digital profiling approaches.
- The most proven high-plex proteomics approach for scanning eight to more than 40 targets in a single run, with easy scaling to more than 100 targets. This enables customers to optimize evaluation of novel immunotherapies by accurately phenotyping the tissue microenvironment to monitor disease progression, therapeutic response and drug activity.
“Developing safer and more effective cancer therapies and identifying patients most likely to benefit from immunotherapy require a detailed understanding of protein expression at the single-cell level and of the spatial interactions among cells in the tumor microenvironment,” said
“My research group has been able to rapidly conduct exquisitely detailed phenotyping studies using the speed enhancements now available in the Hyperion+ Imaging System, which give us unprecedented insight into how cells within the tumor microenvironment function and interact with each other and the extracellular matrix,” said Bodenmiller. “These insights are the foundation for innovating the next generation of cancer diagnostics and therapeutics and improving outcomes for patients with cancer.”
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