TissueGnostics and CrestOptics hosted a webinar demonstrating how TissueFAXS Confocal Cytometers integrate high-throughput imaging, modular workflows, and real-world applications in biomedical research.

High-throughput cytometers revolutionize tissue analysis by enabling rapid, automated whole-slide imaging and multiplex biomarker detection. With multispectral and confocal options, they provide deeper insights into cell phenotypes, tissue structures, and spatial interactions.

Tissue microarrays (TMAs) enable high-throughput analysis of hundreds of samples on a single slide. Combined with automated scanning and StrataQuest image analysis, TMAs streamline diagnostics, biomarker discovery, and tissue classification in research and clinics.

High-throughput tissue cytometry enables researchers to explore complex tissue microenvironments and discover novel biomarkers. With systems like TissueFAXS SL and StrataQuest analysis, large-scale scanning and advanced spatial analysis become efficient and precise.

Dr. Thomas Diefenbach, The Ragon Institute Boston, presents various approaches for multiplexing IF, utilizing the power of TissueFAXS high-throughput automated slide scanning and StrataQuest powered high-end image analysis.

A Cell study from MIT reveals that striosomes in the striatum are key for value-based learning, linking selective neural activity to decision-making. Using TissueFAXS SL Q+, researchers showed age and Huntington’s disease disrupt these circuits, impairing learning and motivation.