Spatial Biology

Enabling Flexible Multiomics Analysis

Spatial Biology Enabling Flexible Multiomics Analysis

From genomics to tissue analysis – combine any target, using any label, across any sample type

Our innovative and patented technologies enable flexible multiomics analysis, bridging the gap from fundamental genomics to intricate tissue architecture.  As pioneers in labeling and detection technologies, Enzo was first to develop non-radioactive nucleic acid detection technologies, developing in situ hybridization probes for gene expression over four decades ago. 

Our comprehensive and flexible reagents empower scientists to analyze any combination of targets – from genomics to tissue morphology – using any label and across any sample type. This flexibility supports both singleplex and multiples analysis, with manual or automated options for chromogenic or fluorescent detection. Accelerate your scientific discoveries and obtain deeper insights into biological processes, disease mechanisms, and therapeutic responses by leveraging the adaptability that surpasses the limitations of traditional singleomics approaches.

Whether using singleplex or multiplex assays, automated or manual protocols, and fluorescence or chromogenic detection, our flexible and adaptable solutions cater to diverse research needs

Simultaneously analyze multiple targets, including nucleic acids, proteins, and organelles.
Perform multiplexing individually or combine targets for comprehensive insights.

Spatial Biology Enabling Ultimate Multiomics Analysis
Multiplex ISH
Multiplex ISH: detect several proteins
Multiplex IHC
Multiomics Analysis: protein and non-coding RNA
Multiplex ISH/IF

AMPIVIEW® RNA Probes

Powered by Enzo’s LoopRNA™ ISH Technology

Enabling detailed spatial analysis, allowing researchers to visualize and understand the spatial context of gene expression and interactions within tissues.
Multiplex ISH, several RNAs detected i  breast cancer tissue.
mRNA detection of PD-1 (yellow), PD-L1 (red), CD19 (green), DAPI (blue) in breast cancer. 

Enzo’s custom services provide tailored solutions that empower spatial biology research from discovery to validation. With deep expertise in labeling and detection technologies, our team delivers custom services to support nucleic acid detection, protein localization and cellular analysis.

We offer specialized services to address the evolving needs of spatial biology applications, including:

  • Custom AMPIVIEW® RNA probe design and production
  • IHC, IF, and ISH staining services on FFPE or frozen tissues and cells
  • Validation of AMPIVIEW® RNA probes for target specificity and tissue compatibility
  • Antibody conjugation services (fluorophores, enzymes, biotin, haptens)
  • Singleplex and multiplexing capabilites for RNA + protein + cellular co-detection

Enzo provides the technical depth and operational flexibility to accelerate your spatial biology programs.

With Enzo’s products, researchers can delve into the intricate spatial relationships within biological systems. Our products can perform both singleplex and multiplex assays, which have been validated by our own scientists, in addition to collaborators, beta testers and customers.

Spatial Biology Enabling Ultimate Multiomics Analysis
mRNA detection of PD-1 (yellow), PD-L1 (red), CD19 (green), DAPI (blue) in lung carcinoma.
CD19 (green) detected in mantle lymphoma tissue with AMPIVIEW® CD19 (AS) Dig RNA probes.
PD-1 (brown) was detected in A-B, E mantic lymphoma and C-D, F lung cancer tissue specimens with A-D AMPIVIEW® PD-1 (AS) Dig RNA probes and E-F AMPIVIEW® NSP Dig RNA Probes, amplified with DIGX® rabbit anti-digoxigenin linker and detected with POLYVIEW® PLUS (anti-r) HRP reagent combined with HIGHDEF® DAB chromogen/substrate and counterstained with HIGHDEF® hematoxylin.
GFP-CERTIFIED Apoptosis/Necrosis Detection Kit detects four distinct cell states. Mitochondrial GFP-expressing HeLa cells were treated with 2µM Staurosporine for 4 hours.
Endometrial carcinoma stained by IHC with p53 antibody.
Multiomics Analysis: Multiplexing IF to detect several proteins
BAX (yellow), CD138 (red) Cyclin D1 (green) and Vimentin (aqua) detected in cervical cancer tissue.
CD5/6 (red), Napsin (yellow), and TTF1 (green) detected in lung cancer tissue. Courtesy of Histalim, France.
HER-2 (red) detected in breast cancer tissue with AMPIVIEW® HER-2 (AS) DNP RNA probes.
Multiomics Analysis: detecting both RNA and protein for ultimate spatial biology
Nestin protein (red) and non-long coding RNA NORAD (green) detected in rat brain tissue. Co-localization of nestin and NORAD (yellow) is seen in this sample. 

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Quantifying Targeted mRNA in Single Cells via In Situ Hybridization with Enzo AMPIVIEW®RNA Probes

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Detecting Non-Coding RNAs with AMPIVIEW® ISH Probes