Automatic Cell Imaging System
| Operation | Automatic |
| Applications | Laboratory, Tissue |
The Hyperion XTi™ Imaging System is the most dependable and efficient workflow for high-plex imaging.input:
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Explore the precision and throughput that are exclusively tailored for translational researchers. input:
output:Justifications for selecting the Hyperion XTi Imaging System
Modify your perspective on cells. Visualize and quantify cells with precision to identify the mechanisms of action that influence the progression of the disease and the effectiveness of therapeutics.
Hyperion™ XTi is a next-generation imaging system that is designed to accurately quantify and visualize the tissue microenvironment. It is powered by the proven Imaging Mass Cytometry™ (IMC™) technology and boasts a limit of detection that is unmatched. The system’s speed is enhanced by five times.input:
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IMC is the sole technology that possessesinput:
output:There is no interference from autofluorescence when imaging any type of tissue.
More than 40 markers are imaged simultaneously to expedite the process of obtaining results.
Co-detection of protein and RNA to gain a more profound understandingIntegrated cell segmentation for expedited interpretation
Batch staining of all slides for high-volume studies
Maximizing investment through dual imaging and flow cytometry
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