Transform Neural Complexity to Translational Insight
From Cellular Diversity to Actionable Discoveries
Bio-Techne Spatial, a leader in applied spatial biology solutions, empowers researchers to push the boundaries of science and medicine. Powered by the gold-standard RNAscope™ technology and the end-to-end COMET™ Suite, the comprehensive ecosystem of best-in-class reagents, instruments, and analysis software enables reliable workflows for RNA, protein, and multiomic detection.
Meet us at the Neuroimmunology conference to discover to explore how RNAscope™ and COMET™ assays are enabling researchers to understand cellular diversity, uncover disease mechanistic insights, validate discoveries with a fully-automated, end-to-end solution, and move your research forward.
Generate More Data from Every Tissue Section
RNAscope™ Technology
Visualize and quantify RNA expression at single-molecule and subcellular resolution. Analyze mRNAs, non-coding RNAs, splice variants, miRNAs, protein-protein interactions and more.
COMET™ Suite
Profile tissue samples using high-plex spatial proteomics leveraging your existing IHC-validated antibodies. COMET™ automates staining, imaging, and image pre-processing for a reproducible workflow.
Spatial Multiomics on COMET™
Correlate RNA expression with protein phenotypes on the same tissue section. RNAscope enables sensitive, specific RNA detection alongside protein profiling, with workflows available on COMET™ and Leica BOND RX/RXm systems.
Stop by the Bio-Techne Spatial booth to meet our team or book a 1:1 session with our scientists to discuss your research questions.
Attend Our Talk
Revealing the Neuroinflammatory Landscape with Spatial Multiomics Solutions
Date: Friday, November 20
Time: 10:45–10:50 AM
Presenter: Jack Hunter, Spatial Biology Specialist, Bio-Techne Spatial
Spatial biology is transforming our understanding of neuroinflammation by enabling high-resolution analysis of gene and protein expression within intact tissues. This presentation will introduce Bio-Techne's RNAscope™ and COMET™ platforms and showcase how spatial multiomics workflows can support neuroscience research. Through selected examples, we will demonstrate how combined RNA and protein detection enables researchers to identify cellular phenotypes, investigate neuroinflammatory pathways, and gain deeper insight into the complex tissue microenvironment underlying neurological disease.
Location
Provinciehuis Antwerpen
Koningin Elisabethlei 22
2018 Antwerpen
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