Digital Pathology Services
Slide Imaging and Digital Image Analysis
We offer brightfield and fluorescent slide imaging, digital image analysis, and training in the independent use of our fluorescent slide scanner and image analysis software.
We provide images to the user in HALO Link, a web-based image management software that offers easy sharing and collaboration and seamless integration with Indica Labs’ HALO image analysis software.
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5TC_1 multiplex panel on tonsil
GFP_Inf5 multiplex panel on gut
7TME-1 multiplex panel on tonsil
5TC_1 multiplex panel on tonsil
GFP_Inf5 multiplex panel on gut
7TME-1 multiplex panel on tonsil
Investigators can use HALO image analysis software with chromogenic and fluorescent images from a variety of imaging platforms. With this software, users can fuse single-channel images and tiles and register or overlay parallel images for simultaneous analysis. Users can also annotate images to denote separate layers for analysis or classifiers used to create annotated areas for analysis based on distinctive colors or textures. HALO offers gross area quantification or nuclear detection for cell quantification. Investigators can view the results of analysis as summary data or as cell-by-cell object data, export it to Excel for further analysis, or conduct further spatial/proximity analysis within HALO.
The following image analysis modules are available for use on the HALO workstations:
- Area quantification (chromogenic and fluorescent)
- Cytonuclear (chromogenic and fluorescent)
- Deconvolution
- FISH and ISH
- FISH-IF and ISH-IHC
- Multiplex IHC and Highplex FL
- Immune cell
- Membrane (chromogenic and fluorescent)
Remote use of the Halo analysis workstations, while using a VPN connection, is also supported.
We offer training for the independent use of our Aperio FL fluorescent slide scanner and HALO image analysis software, in addition to providing these services for a fee.
At the HALO online training portal, find tutorial videos, user guides, technical documentation, webinars and other learning resources for learning our HALO software.
Brightfield imaging is a standard scanning technique that visualizes the specimen against a uniformly-lit background via an external light source. We can image standard 75mm x 25mm microscope slides at magnifications of 20x up to 63x (dry). Instruments that are capable of brightfield imaging are our Aperio AT and Aperio VERSA 200.
Fluorescent imaging uses filter cubes, which allow specific wavelengths of light from the source to excite fluorophores of interest in the sample. Our Aperio VERSA 200 is capable of imaging up to three fluorophores, plus a nuclear counterstain (DAPI).