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How spatial phenotyping can uncover novel insights in tissue biology
8 Oct 2023Spatial phenotyping allows a researcher to view, characterize, and quantify cells by lineage and variant with single-cell resolution in the context of an intact tissue sample. In areas such as oncology, immunology, and neurodegenerative disease it has opened new insights into the interplay between different cellular actors in promoting or suppressing disease. In this whitepaper from Akoya Biosciences, explore how to employ spatial phenotyping in your labs, and learn more about three examples of how it can impact your research tool kit.
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