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IsoPlexis' New Software & Applications Pave the Way for Novel Functional Understanding of Single-Cell Immune Activation and Further Application Expansion

IsoPlexis expands visualizations for single-cell mapping and targeting in their new IsoSpeak software suite, as well as new Chip applications on the IsoLight

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IsoPlexis, the leader in single-cell functional proteomics, today launched its IsoSpeak Software for automated on-site analysis and advanced, functional, single cell mapping, and two new additions to its application family, with its murine cell solution for pre-clinical immunotherapy profiling and its polyfunctional inflammation solution for profiling a range of inflammatory diseases.

IsoSpeak is the first automated informatics suite for advanced, functional, single cell mapping and visualizations which can reveal correlative insights into true, functional, immune biology. The software's push-button user interface and advanced automation allows users to visualize, target, and utilize data from direct, functional cytokine profiling of single cells for the first time. IsoSpeak works hand-in-hand with the IsoLight's revolutionary, single-cell, cytokine detection system to provide sample annotation and report-ready single-cell readouts. Single-cell mapping includes a range of heatmaps, PCA, t-SNE and other analyses to allow immune characterization, fitness metrics, and novel cellular discovery within the complex immunotherapy discovery ...

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