multiplex immunohistochemistry (mihc)

How does mIHC work?

The process of mIHC involves several steps:
Tissue Preparation: Tissue samples are fixed and embedded in paraffin before being sectioned onto slides.
Antibody Staining: Multiple primary antibodies specific to the desired biomarkers are applied. Each antibody is conjugated to a unique fluorophore or chromogen.
Detection: Visualization is achieved through fluorescence or chromogenic detection, enabling the identification of multiple targets within the same tissue section.
Image Analysis: Advanced software is used to analyze the stained tissue, quantifying the presence and distribution of the biomarkers.

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