Multiplex mIHC: making discoveries in multicolor

Written by Fortis Life Sciences

Tumor microenvironment (TME) expression profiles guide our understanding of the interactions between malignant and non-malignant cells. Multiplex immunofluorescence enables the tracking of multiple markers within the TME, which improves therapeutic response predictions and identifies potential new therapeutic targets.

This poster explores multiplex immunofluorescence, how it differs from traditional immunohistochemistry applications and the advantages of this method.

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This poster explains:

  • What multiplex immunofluorescence is
  • How multiplex immunofluorescence differs from other traditional immunohistochemistry applications
  • Advantages of multiplex immunofluorescence for immuno-oncology research

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