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Spatial Biology Wants to Scale. Multiplex Imaging Is Still in the Way.

by Bernice Lottering
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Multiplex imaging is essential for spatial biology, but technical friction—from fluorophore overlap to fragile tissues—continues to limit real-world scalability. Image: 123rf
Spatial biology has moved from niche concept to mainstream aspiration. Pharma, biotech, and academic centers all want to understand not just which genes and proteins are present in a tissue, but where they are and how different cell types interact in situ. Multiplex fluorescence imaging is one of the most direct ways to get there, … Spatial Biology Wants to Scale. Multiplex Imaging Is Still in the Way. Read More » To access this post, you must purchase Individual Subscriber Yearly or Enterprise Subscriber.

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