Protein analysis through proteomics is essential for a comprehensive understanding of biological function, complementing genomic and transcriptomic data. It enables the functional validation of the expression and secretion of key biomarkers, ensuring that the molecular changes observed at the gene and RNA levels are reflected in actual protein activity.

 

GENXMAP offers a range of advanced proteomic techniques, including:

 

• Immunohistochemistry/fluorescence (IHC) and Immunocychemistry/fluoresence (ICC)

• Microscopy imaging analyses (Confocal Microscopy)

• Flow Cytometry

• Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)
  
   

Immunohistochemistry/fluorescence (IHC) and Immunocychemistry/fluoresence (ICC)

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This technique involves staining various tissue sections with antibodies that specifically bind to target proteins. The bound antibodies are visualized using markers (like fluorescent dyes or enzymes), allowing researchers to detect and localize specific proteins in tissues. IHC is widely used in diagnostics and research to assess the distribution and abundance of proteins within tissue samples.