
ALT Xenium is an assay that tells researchers where in a tissue particular genes are being expressed and making a kind of map out of the results. You can see that Chenchen really put his heart in this one! White - mesenchymal, green - endothelial, magenta - myeloid, blue - nerve, yellow - muscle, red - epithelial, teal - lymphoid, gray - other

ALT Xenium technology shows researchers where specific RNAs reside in an organ, giving them an idea about how the RNAs relate to each other in the space of the organ. It’s spleen-tastic! White – mesenchymal cells, green – endothelial cells, magenta – myeloid cells, blue – neurons, yellow – muscle cells, red – epithelial, teal – lymphoid, gray – other

ALT Multimodal image of airway epithelium, submucosal gland, and duct from the lung. Lung - Airway Epithelium and Submucosal Gland and Duct PTPRC - CD45 - Orange - immune cells PECAM1 - CD31 - Green - endothelial cells KRT5 - Yellow - basal epithelial cells ACTA2 - White - smooth muscle cells FOXJ1 - orange in epithelium, motile ciliated cells SCGB3A2 - pink - lung epithelial cells and submucosal glands SFTPB - pulmonary surfactant protein MUC5AC - bright blue - gel-forming glycoprotein in the lungs MUC5B - turquoise - gel-forming mucin protein










