What are the Advantages of Multiplexed Immunofluorescence?
- Simultaneous Detection: mIF allows for the concurrent detection of multiple biomarkers within the same tissue section, providing a more complete picture of cellular interactions. - Spatial Resolution: The technique offers high spatial resolution, enabling the precise localization of proteins within cells and tissues. - Quantitative Analysis: mIF provides quantitative data on protein expression levels and distribution, which can be used for comparative studies. - Preservation of Tissue Architecture: Unlike other methods, mIF preserves the native architecture of the tissue, allowing for the study of cellular context and microenvironment.
