At AAIC 2022, Translucence Presented Their Work on Brain-Wide Measurement of Antibody Therapeutics, Microglia and β-Amyloid Plaques

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Translucence Biosystems
August 3, 2022

Translucence Co-Founders Damian Wheeler, Ph.D. and Sunil Gandhi, Ph.D. along with their colleagues Chase Redd and Nathaniel Guanzon recently presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference® 2022. To help move AD drug discovery forward, Translucence has developed whole-brain regional assays for β-Amyloid plaques and microglia and with Lundbeck, methods to measure antibody therapeutics crossing the Blood-Brain Barrier and homing in on their target.

Access the "Brain Wide Monitoring of Antibody Therapeutics Crossing the Blood/Brain Barrier" poster here.

Access the "Brain-Wide Cellular Resolution Regional Quantification of Microglia and Amyloid in 5xfad Mice" poster here.

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