Hyperion XTi Imaging System
Unlocking new views in spatial biology. Discover new groundbreaking capabilities for multiplexed tissue imaging at never-before-seen speeds and automation.
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The Hyperion™ XTi Imaging System is now available with three imaging modes for rapid and detailed analysis and automated slide loading for walk-away automation.
Powered by proven Imaging Mass Cytometry™ (IMC™) technology, the Hyperion XTi Imaging System is a multiplexed tissue imager that uses metal-tagged antibodies, instead of fluorophores, to simultaneously and reliably acquire 40-plus protein and RNA markers, without autofluorescence interference. IMC technology is the trusted choice for researchers and continues to be featured in high-impact publications, making it the most reliable tool for highly multiplexed imaging.
See data quickly
Researchers can visualize 40-plus markers in real time, without managing time-consuming acquisition cycles, expediting the time to deeper analysis.
See data clearly
Clearly define areas in any tissue type ― including lung, bone marrow, colon and brain ― without background autofluorescence and spectral overlap.
Load up to 40 slides and walk away
Incorporate a new level of throughput and efficiency with the Hyperion XTi Slide Loader. The optional slide loader enables automatic loading and acquisition of up to 40 slides. It is equipped with a barcoded slide reader for easy sample identification, providing researchers with peace of mind when managing precious tissue samples.
Discover the power of Imaging Mass Cytometry technology
- Image any tissue type with no autofluorescence interference
- Detection of protein and RNA on the same tissue
- Automated slide loader for walk-away acquisition
- Three acquisition modes to accommodate any type of research
- Batch staining workflow for high-volume studies
- Multimodal capabilities with imaging and flow cytometry capabilities
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
