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Experience the power of high-plex, quantitative spatial proteomics with the CellScape Precise Spatial Proteomics Program—a unique opportunity to see your own samples run on our advanced spatial phenotyping platform. Powered by cutting-edge cyclic immunofluorescence imaging, the CellScape platform delivers rich, subcellular-resolution data across 40+ protein markers with streamlined workflows.

Whether you're advancing immuno-oncology research, evaluating new spatial technologies, or preparing for capital investment, this program lets you preview the CellScape platform’s performance firsthand. Gain deep insights into cell types, states, interactions, and tissue neighborhoods—on your samples, with your markers, and without the risk.

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Bonus Presentation: Whole transcriptome spatial molecular imaging in matched pre and post treatment specimens to identify therapeutic vulnerabilities and treatment-associated effects in pancreatic

Dr. Will Hwang shared his data at the most recent AACR event and we will re-air his presentation for you here.  This research highlights new strategies for analyzing whole-transcriptome spatial transcriptomics at subcellular resolution and the potential thereof to identify novel treatment-associated effects. You won’t want to miss it.

Presenter: Will Hwang, MD, PhD Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School; Principal Investigator, Massachusetts General Hospital; Associate Faculty Member, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

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