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PerkinElmer to Showcase Latest Developments in Cellular Imaging Portfolio at AACR 2013

PerkinElmer
3 Apr 2013
Sarah Thomas
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Visit PerkinElmer at Booth #1424 at the AACR annual conference to learn more about their translational imaging solutions.

Discover the latest developments in their Cellular Imaging portfolio, including:
• UltraVIEW VoX® 3D Live Cell Imaging System
• Operetta® High Content Imaging System
• Volocity® 3D Image Analysis Software
• Columbus™ Image Data Storage and Analysis System

Learn how they can help you with automated high speed, high quality imaging of H&E, IHC, IF and FISH-labeled tissues, and quantitative analysis of multiplexed biomarkers in FFPE tissue sections.

See the award winning 3DHistech P250 Pannoramic Whole Slide Scanner along with CaseCenter™ Telepathology Software, Nuance® and Vectra® Multispectral Imaging Systems, and the latest inForm® Tissue Finder™ software with patented pattern recognition algorithms for automatic detection of tumors, enabling accurate quantification of markers from specific tissues.

You can also visit PerkinElmer at Booth #1513 to learn about our Oncology Contract Services Platforms, including cancer cell line screening, in vivo models and histopathology.

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