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Posters
📄 OracleBio and Akoya Biosciences: “Quantitative spatial phenotyping of the tumor microenvironment in NSCLC tissue microarray cores using 6-plex multiplex imaging technology and AI-powered phenotyping analysis“
The aim of this study was to utilize Akoya’s multiplexed imaging technology and associated Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered image analysis methods to identify populations of immune cells and their functional status, as well as their interactions within the tumor microenvironment in a set of NSCLC tissue cores from patients treated with first-line standard-of-care chemotherapy and second-line immuno-oncology treatment.
📄 OracleBio and Bristol Myers Squibb: “A Quantitative Digital Pathology Workflow to Manage Technical Challenges within Multiplex IF R&D Studies“
This study shows details of OracleBio’s robust image analysis workflow in Indica Labs HALO, and how it helped overcome common technical issues encountered in a large multiplex IF (mIF) non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) study.
Brochures
📄 OracleBio’s Good Clinical Practice (GCP) image analysis services brochure:
- An overview of GCP and its benefits
- Our GCP study workflow
- Our quality management framework
📄 OracleBio Immuno-Oncology R&D image analysis services brochure:
📄 OracleBio NASH/NAFLD & Fibrosis image analysis services brochure:
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