A tissue microarray (TMA) is a microscopic tissue section made by neatly arranging dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of small tissue slices on a slide. This technology is a new technology in the field of functional genomics and proteomics research, especially for molecular diagnosis of diseases, screening of prognostic indicators, localization of therapeutic targets, as well as drug development, antibody, new drug screening, etc. It has practical significance and wide market prospects.
Ace Therapeutics relies on the tissue microarray platform to carry out corresponding service projects to serve schools, research physicians, and R&D pharmaceutical companies. For example, HE staining, histochemistry, immunohistochemistry, in situ hybridization, and fluorescence in situ hybridization methods are available. By applying these techniques, we can understand the tissue morphology, histochemical properties, and the localization and distribution of protein, and nucleic acids (RNA and DNA) in the tissue cells of parasitic organisms.
We can also provide tissue microarray technology development services for a wide range of parasitic organisms, including but not limited to parasitic animals and parasitic plants.
Note: In addition, there are other services for the development of tissue microarrays for parasitic organisms for you to choose from, please consult us for details.
We provide experimental technical services such as tissue paraffin embedding, paraffin sectioning, frozen sectioning, tissue microarray wax block making, H&E staining, Sirius scarlet staining, WGA staining, cell oil red O staining, Masson staining, immunohistochemistry, fluorescence in situ hybridization, immunofluorescence, electrophoresis PCR, etc.
Ace Therapeutics is a contract service provider focused on parasitology research, providing innovative solutions and technologies for parasite detection, genetic engineering, and drug development. We support global research institutes, universities, and pharmaceutical companies in advancing their research goals.