Multiplex immunofluorescence (mIF) is a powerful technique that allows researchers to simultaneously visualize and analyze multiple components of the tissue microenvironment. Multiplexing uses multiple antibodies with fluorescent detection to target specific proteins within the microenvironment, allowing researchers to create a detailed map of the various cells, proteins and their interactions. We offer both low plex and high plex options for mIF which allow you to profile tissues to determine cell phenotypes, their functional state, and cell interactions.
10× Core Panel for human I-O markers
T-cell Profiling Panel
Breast Cancer Module
EMT Panel
Cytokeratin (Structural) Module
Marker | Host Species | Relevance |
---|---|---|
CD3 | Rb | T cells |
CD20 | Mo | B cells |
FoxP3 | Rb | Regulatory T cells |
CD8 | Mo | Cytotoxic T cells |
PD-L1 | Rb | Checkpoint |
Pan-CK | Mo | Epithelium |
PD-1 | Rb | Checkpoint |
CD68 | Mo | Macrophages |
CD45 | Rb | Lymphocytes |
PCNA | Mo | Proliferation |