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Definiens and Ultivue Announce a Collaboration to Co-Develop Joint Offerings in Multiplexed Immunofluorescence (IF) and AI Enabled Digital Image Analysis

Ultivue, a developer of tissue biomarker identification and quantification assays for translational and pathology research labs, and Definiens, a pioneer in artificial intelligence (AI) based image analysis, today announced a collaboration to expand Definiens standardized IO-Panel capabilities to IF.

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The collaboration will provide a standardized and scalable solution to enable access to IF multiplex immunohistochemistry (IHC) assays. The joint offering will comprehensively address clinical research and translational medicine market needs by combining Ultivue’s UltiMapper™ I/O kits and services with Definiens’ first in class digital image analysis, powered by Tissue Phenomics®, supported by leading machine learning technologies.

“We see great opportunities in expanding the existing IO-Panel solutions to IF. The collaboration with Ultivue will enable us to provide IO profiles from a single tissue section – and we can use additional serial sections to investigate other relevant biomarkers,” said Thomas Heydler, CEO, Definiens. “Analysis of spatial relationships at cellular resolution with IF multiplexing will also add biological depth and context. Ultivue’s ability to provide kits paired with Definiens’ web-based analytics infrastructure will put the power of standardized IO profiling at the fingertips of researchers across the globe.”

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