Building Custom High-Plex Biomarker Panels
High-plex spatial biology technologies have transformed biomedical research by enabling profiling of 100+ biomarkers in a single tissue section while preserving tissue architecture and spatial context. As new discoveries emerge, biomarker panels must have the flexibility to evolve alongside the science. Researchers increasingly need the flexibility to tailor and expand discovery panels to address new hypotheses, incorporate emerging biomarkers, and scale between unbiased discovery and targeted validation.
In this webinar, Antoinette Ronquillo, MS, Senior Field Application Scientist and Clemens Deurrschmid, PhD, Senior Manager, Field Applications introduce a user-friendly workflow for developing custom multiplex proteomic biomarker panels using next-generation molecular barcoding technology. They discuss best practices for custom panel design and explore how researchers can rapidly and reproducibly tailor existing panels or build fully custom assays without compromising performance.
Ready to build your custom biomarker panels?
- Explore and start with a ready-to-use PhenoCode Discovery Panel.
- Browse our ever-growing Antibody Database to select validated antibodies or bring your own antibodies of interest to customize your panel.
- Use our next-generation PhenoCode Molecular Barcoding Kit to build your panels in house or leverage our decades of expertise in custom barcoding and panel development through our Spatial Accelerator services to build and scale quickly.
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