As spatial proteomics advances, how can researchers find the complex biology of the prostate tumour microenvironment while preserving spatial context? Hear experts from the University of Surrey share their approach.
Spatial proteomics is opening new possibilities for understanding the tumour microenvironment, but turning complex spatial data into meaningful biological insight is far from straightforward. From designing high-plex marker panels and preserving spatial information in archival FFPE tissue to managing image quality, cell segmentation and hierarchical phenotyping, researchers are tackling a range of technical and analytical challenges.
This expert-led webinar explores an end-to-end spatial proteomics workflow using the MACSima Platform, examining how tumour, stromal and immune biology can be analysed in spatial context, with a focus on ancestry-associated differences in the prostate tumour microenvironment. The webinar will also offer practical guidance on study design, data interpretation and communicating complex, high-dimensional findings.