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Professor Ulf Landegren.

Professor Ulf Landegren: Why It’s Interesting To Read Out In Situ Proximixity Ligation Assays in 3D

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Published: June 4, 2024 
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Gustav Ceder

Dr. Ulf Landegren, professor in the Department of Immunology, Genetics and Pathology at Uppsala University, has made significant contributions to the development of antibody-based proximity extension assay (PEA) and in situ proximity ligation assay (isPLA) technologies.


In a recent video interview, Landegren explained why it’s interesting to read out in situ proximity ligation assays in 3D.


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Gustav Ceder is a seasoned storyteller with over a decade of experience spanning both academia and the industry sector. Specializing in biotechnology, science, innovation, and disruptive technology, Gustav excels at translating complex information into engaging, plain-language narratives. Based in Stockholm, Sweden, Gustav collaborates with a diverse range of clients and stakeholders, including academic institutions, innovative companies and investors, to bring their research and products to life.
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