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Explore the plexibilities of spatial biology
Understanding biology requires context—and spatial imaging enables researchers to study cells, proteins, and gene expression within intact tissue, preserving the relationships that define complex biological systems. By revealing how components are organized and interact in their native environment, spatial approaches offer insights that go beyond what traditional, dissociated methods can support.
From characterizing tumor microenvironments to exploring brain organization and treatment response, spatial imaging supports a wide range of applications. As the field evolves, researchers face new decisions around experimental design, data interpretation, and scaling workflows.
This resource center is designed to support that journey. Whether you are new to spatial imaging or advancing established workflows, explore curated content, application data, and expert guidance to deepen your understanding and move your research forward with confidence.
Get started with spatial biology
Build a foundational understanding of spatial imaging and how it can help answer your biological questions.
Applications for spatial imaging
Explore how spatial imaging approaches are applied across research areas and select the right strategy for your study.
Neuroscience
Oncology
Immunology
Scale and refine spatial biology experiments
Dive deeper into multiplex optimization, advanced techniques, and best practices to refine and scale your experiments.
Imaging tools and selection guides
Access tools and resources to support experiment planning, optimization, and reagent selection.
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Photo credit, headline image: IBEX image of B cells in the germinal center and medulla of the human lymph node. Image is courtesy of Drs. Andrea J. Radtke and Ronald N. Germain.