Special Collection: Nature Articles on HuBMAP and OMAPs
Collection of research, datasets, methods and tools by HuBMAP collaborators to enable complex IHC and Spatial Biology experiments.
Spatial Biology is dedicated to understanding the location of biomarkers and cell types within tissues and organs. Our resource center is created by scientists to help start or evolve IHC experiments into multi-biomarker experiments.
Articles & webinars
Organ Mapping Antibody Panels (OMAPs)
Article
Learn about picking multiple protein markers using OMAPs. This is a step-by-step guide to help navigate community resources to pick markers and antibodies.
Tissue preparations and handling for multiplex imaging in spatial biology research
Webinar
Learn about tissue handling and fixation, epitope accessibility, and mounting needs for obtaining spatial biology investigations.
Overcome common IHC problems
Webinar
Discover easily incorporated tips to prevent sample autofluorescence, unspecific antibody labeling, fluorescent bleed-through and spectral overlap for usable IHC and spatial biology data.
Upcoming webinars
These are live speakers who will present their talks and answer your questions.
How to pick antibodies for spatial biology
Get information about biomarker panel design, staining protocols, antibody and clone choices, and data interpretation strategies for spatial biology research applications.
Introduction to harnessing single cell–resolution data
Watch this webinar for a primer for how to get started handling single-cell resolution data and discuss how powerful big data techniques can be for discovery.
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Photo credit, headline image: IBEX image of B cells in the germinal center and medulla of the human lymph node. Image is courtesy of Drs. Andrea J. Radtke and Ronald N. Germain.
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