Cell DIVE: Unraveling pathways in pancreatic cancer

In this webinar, we present a case study of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma and demonstrate how to label 60 biomarkers per tissue section and use advanced clustering and analysis techniques. Register to watch the webinar now!,
If you're working in cancer research, you know that understanding the complex interactions between tumors and the immune system is crucial. But standard immunofluorescence labelling has limitations in the number of markers that can be used.
Our solution, which utilizes spatial biology, overcomes these limitations. With our tool, you can visualize larger numbers of markers on the same tissue section, making it easier to characterize complex tumor microenvironments. Choose our solution to gain deeper insights into tumor-immune interactions.
0:00 - Introduction
3:10 - Cell DIVE: Unraveling pathways in pancreatic cancer (speaker: Michael Smith)
27:50 - Q&A Session
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