Enable whole slide tissue analysis for Research and Clinical Applications
High-plex imaging across an entire slide, in a single scan, enables spatial analysis through examining biomarker expression, cell classification, and subcellular localization. Such analysis paves a path for advancing studies in pathology, immuno-oncology, infectious disease, and many more areas of disease. Learn more about the Orion™ Multiplex Imaging Instrument, the critical technology in the Orion platform workflow.
Explore research and clinical applications utilizing the Orion spatial biology platform
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Nature Oncogene publication: Neoadjuvant botensilimab plus balstilimab response pattern investigated |
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Editorial article: Quantitative microscopy for precision spatial biology: “From samples to knowledge” |
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Interview: Bringing spatial biology to the clinic: “A new lens on cancer biology” |
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Nature Cancer publication and Harvard Tissue Atlas |
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Webinar: Multimodal tissue imaging and machine learning to advance precision medicine |
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Webinar: Spatial analysis and high-plex immunofluorescence to study human pancreata in type 1 diabetes |
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Webinar: Multiplexed Tissue Imaging using the Orion Platform to Reveal the Spatial Biology of Cancer |
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Nature Oncogene publication: Neoadjuvant botensilimab plus balstilimab response pattern investigated |
Rapid tissue analysis for any sample
Tongue – Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Whole-slide tissue section of an oral squamous cell carcinoma stained with a 16-plex biomarker panel and imaged with the Orion system in a single staining and imaging process.
Biomarker panel:
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Mouse – Ileum
Whole-slide tissue section of a mouse ileum stained with a 15-plex biomarker panel.
Biomarker panel:
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Mouse – Spleen
Whole-slide tissue section of a mouse spleen stained with a 13-plex biomarker panel.
Biomarker panel:
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Liver
Whole-slide tissue section of a liver sample stained with a 14-plex biomarker panel.
Biomarker panel:
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