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Webinar: An end-to-end workflow for exploring spatial biology through multiplex IHCWebinarMultiplex immunohistochemistry (IHC) technologies are powerful tools to visualize multiple markers in the same tissue sample. These techniques, which include tyramide signal amplification and cyclic immunofluorescence, help scientists understand the cells that make up a tissue, what markers they express, their spatial distribution, and their potential interactions with one another. These methods depend on antibodies that are specific to the target, produce a clean signal, and have low background.
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Webinar: Multiplexed Lateral Flow Assay DevelopmentWebinarThe applications of lateral flow assays have expanded significantly in a post-pandemic world, with a particular focus on infectious disease and oncology. These two areas remain at the forefront of research and development. To meet market demands and overcome technical challenges, the utilization of multiplexing has become more prevalent in both fields.
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A Diagnostic Device for Detecting Biomarkers of Organ Injury in SalivaWebinarOrgan injury – arising from diverse causes such as heart attack, chemical exposure, and other factors – induces biochemical changes in the human body that can be directly measured. The ability to detect and quantify relevant biomarkers associated with organ damage without invasive blood collection holds immense value when such events occur outside of a clinical setting.
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Antibody validation for successful immunohistochemistry and multiplex immunofluorescenceMay 16, 2021WebinarDr. Mike Spencer, Director of Immunohistochemistry and Digital Pathology at Fortis Life Sciences, discusses key considerations for mIF antibody validation and optimization.