OPAL enables cost-efficient, spatially resolved protein analysis on tissue and organoid samples while preserving cellular context. The platform supports flexible multiplex immunofluorescence panels with unrestricted antibody compatibility for focused biomarker studies.
Price | 600€+ |
Organism | Human |
Product Type | Organoid, Tissue |
Tissue | Refer to our panel for detailed insights |
Disease | – |
Applications
Spatial Biology
Protein Solution
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OPAL allows unrestricted multiplex staining regardless of primary antibody host species, enabling seamless use of existing laboratory antibodies and greater experimental flexibility. The platform supports simultaneous detection of up to eight biomarkers on a single slide and offers a more cost-effective alternative to CODEX staining.
Confirmation of similarity using OPAL staining in organoids derivedfrom various organs undergoing differentiation
Outcomes of organoid and co-culture cell analysis through OPAL staining
Contact our team to design a customized OPAL panel and unlock high-quality spatial insights for your tissue or organoid samples.
OPAL is a multiplex immunofluorescence (mIF) technology that enables spatially resolved protein analysis on a single tissue slide, preserving tissue architecture and cellular context.
OPAL supports simultaneous detection of up to 6–8 protein biomarkers, including DAPI, depending on panel design and sample type.
Yes. OPAL staining is independent of the host species of primary antibodies, allowing the use of existing, lab-validated antibodies without additional modification.
OPAL is compatible with FFPE tissue sections, fresh-frozen samples, and organoid-based models, making it suitable for both research and translational studies.
OPAL offers a cost-efficient and faster alternative for focused, marker-driven studies, making it ideal when high sensitivity and spatial context are required without the complexity of ultra-high-plex systems.
