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Aperio versa 8 tissue imaging system

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The Aperio Versa 8 is a tissue imaging system designed for high-throughput digitization of pathology slides. It features an automated slide loader, high-resolution scanning, and advanced image processing capabilities. The system is engineered to provide efficient and reliable digital imaging solutions for clinical and research applications.

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4 protocols using aperio versa 8 tissue imaging system

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Multiparametric Immunofluorescence Analysis of FFPE Tissue

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Whole tissue sections from LC03 and LC07 (4‐μm‐thick formalin‐fixed, paraffin‐embedded) were stained with primary antibodies (EpCAM (#2929, CST, 1:500), CD163(#93498, CST, 1:200), Topoisomerase IIα (#12286, CST,1:400), TRIM29(17542‐1‐AP, Proteintech, 1:100), DKK1(Abcam, ab109416, 1:800) sequentially and paired with TSA 7‐colour kit (abs50015‐100T, Absinbio). The order of antibodies/fluorescent dyes was showed as following: anti‐ EpCAM/TSA 480, anti‐ CD163/TSA 780, anti‐TOPIIα/TSA 620, anti‐TRIM29/TSA 520, anti‐DKK1/TSA 570 and then by staining with DAPI (D1306; Thermo Fisher). Pictures were scanned with Aperio Versa 8 tissue imaging system (Leica). Images were analysed using Indica Halo software.
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Multiplex Immunofluorescence Tissue Imaging

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Multiplexed immunofluorescence was performed by staining 4‐mm‐thick formalin‐fixed, paraffin‐embedded whole tissue sections with primary antibodies sequentially and paired with a TSA 4‐color kit (D110041‐50 T, Yuanxibio) followed by staining with DAPI (D1306, Thermofisher). The same process was repeated for subsequent treatment with anti‐CD8 and TSA 570 (D110013, Yuanxibio). Each slide was then treated with two drops of DAPI (D1306, Thermofisher), washed in distilled water, and manually coverslipped. Slides were air‐dried, and images were taken using the Aperio Versa 8 tissue imaging system (Leica). Images were analyzed using the Indica Halo software.
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Multiplexed Immunofluorescence Tissue Imaging

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Multiplexed immunofluorescence (m-IF) was performed by sequentially staining frozen tissue sections with primary antibodies and paired with a TSA multiple-color kit (D110071-50T, WiSee Bio). For example, fixed frozen slides were incubated with anti-CD68 antibody (NB100-683, Novus, 1:100) for 30 min and then treated with anti-rat horseradish peroxidase-conjugated (HRP) secondary antibody for 10 min. IF labeling was developed for a strictly observed 10 min, using TSA 570 per manufacturer’s direction. Between all steps, the slides were washed with Tris buffer. The same process was repeated for antibodies/fluorescent dyes: anti-H3CIT (ab5103, Abcam, 1:500)/TSA 670, anti-CD68 (NB100-683, Novus, 1:100)/TSA 570. Each slide was treated with 2 drops of DAPI, washed in PBS, and manually coverslipped. Slides were air dried, mounted with an Anti-fade mounting medium, and taken pictures with Aperio Versa 8 tissue imaging system (Leica). Images were analyzed using Image J software.
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Multiplexed IF for Tumor T Cells

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To examine tumor infiltrated T cells, multiplexed immunofluorescence (IF) was performed by staining 4-mm thick FFPE whole-tissue sections with standard primary antibodies sequentially, and pairing with a unique fluorochrome before DAPI staining. Slides were air dried, mounted with Prolong Diamond Anti-fade Mounting Medium (#P36965, Thermo Fisher Scientific), and observed with Aperio Versa 8 Tissue Imaging System (Leica). Sample images were analyzed using Indica Halo Software (Version 2.3.2089.52; refs. 24, 25; Supplementary Materials and Methods).
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