Marseille - France
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:
Immunostaining uses antibodies to bind target proteins in tissue sections, visualized through markers like fluorescent dyes or enzymes. This technique helps detect and localize specific proteins and is commonly used in diagnostics and research to analyze protein distribution in tissues
Flow cytometry analyzes cells by measuring their fluorescence and light scattering as they pass through a laser. Labeled with fluorescent markers, cells reveal details about size, complexity, and protein expression, crucial for immune profiling and protein analysis in large cell populations
Confocal microscopy is an advanced form of light microscopy that provides high-resolution, three-dimensional images of stained tissues or cells.This allow to observe specific proteins within the intricate cellular and tissue structures in great detail.
ELISA is a biochemical assay that quantifies specific proteins in samples by detecting a color change from an enzyme-linked antibody bound to the target protein on a microplate
