High resolution image of human tonsil measuring up to 3mm in x,y,z, stained with Biocare Medical BC33 anti-CD3. This antibody has been optimized for a variety of human tissue including FFPE samples.

High resolution image of human tonsil measuring up to 3mm in x,y,z, stained with Biocare Medical SP6 anti-CD8. This antibody has been optimized for a variety of human tissue including FFPE samples.

Low resolution image of a lesional Atopic Dermatitis sample stained with PGP9.5 (white) to highlight fine epidermal innervation, TO-PRO-3 (blue) for nuclear detail, and CD3 (green) to illuminate T-Cell infiltration of the Epidermis and Dermis. Image reproduced with permission from Incyte Corporation. The tissue measured approximately 2.5mm X 2.5mm X 2.5mm.

40X image of a lesional Atopic Dermatitis samples stained with PGP9.5 (white) to highlight fine epidermal innervation, TO-PRO-3 (blue) for nuclear detail, and CD3 (green) to illuminate T-Cell infiltration of the Epidermis and Dermis. Image reproduced with permission from Incyte Corporation.

Incredible 3D spatial biology image of a liver biopsy with collagen III staining (yellow) followed by image analysis using a pixel classification scheme

Amazing 3D video of liver biopsy sample highlighting variability of steatosis.

Fly through of H&E stained liver biopsy.

Large volumetric image of human colon. Welcome to the enteric nervous system!

This human ileocecal sample contains more pixels than stars in the Milky Way galaxy! There are more than 840 billion pixels in the 3D scan of this sample encompassing a total volume of 2,350 cubic millimeters.

A tour de force paper by Lin et al from the Sorger Lab at Harvard. This paper is chock full of 3D tumor architecture, tertiary lymphoid structures and spatial heterogeneity in human colorectal cancer samples. Read our key findings from the paper below.

Human brain slice optically cleared using CUBIC protocol. Brain tissue autofluorescence is shown in black and white with amyloid small molecule stain (pFTAA) is shown in green.

Mouse fat pad with labeled blood vessels using lectin (red), macrophages immuno-fluorescently labelled with CD68 (turquoise), and nerves labelled with PGP9.5 (green)