Visit Flagship at the Spatial Biology for Drug Development Summit. October 11-13, 2023. Join us at the inaugural Spatial Biology for Drug Development Summit to explore implementation strategies, challenges in interpretation, and how this rapidly changing technology is...
Events
UPCOMING EVENTS
- Spatial Biology for Drug Development Summit 2023 | October 11-13, Boston, MA (Exhibitor)
- Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) Annual Meeting | November 3-5, San Diego, CA (Booth #716)
- American Society for Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting & Exposition | December 9-12, San Diego, CA (Booth #3349)
13th Annual World Clinical Biomarkers & CDx Summit
Visit us at booth E30 to learn how we can partner for end-to-end support of your research and development program. We help you analyze more data in more depth, so you can produce more effective therapies. Attending the 13th World Clinical Biomarkers & CDx Summit?...
June 2023 Annual Meeting
Flagship Bioscience is your source for spatial biology expertise, moving your research forward every step of the way. Our mission is to explore complex biomarkers within the context of disease in order to advance your precision medicine strategy. Attending the 2023...
American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy Annual Meeting
Visit us at booth 821 at the ASGCT Annual Meeting. We help you analyze more data in more depth, so you can produce more effective therapies. Attending the ASGCT Annual Meeting? Schedule a meeting with our team to discuss our: AI-powered digital pathology solutions...
American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting
Visit Us at Booth 2866 in the West Building, Level 2 Flagship Biosciences is your source for spatial biology expertise, moving your research forward every step of the way. Our mission is to explore complex biomarkers within the context of disease in order to advance...
Gene Therapy for Muscular Disorders
Reuniting 100+ leading experts in biotech, pharma, and academia. February 21-23, 2023. We’re headed to Boston to join other leading experts in biotech, pharma and academia to discuss obstacles in clinical trials and strategies for delivering safer and more effective...
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Recent Posts
NEWS
Flagship Biosciences appoints Gina Wallar, Ph.D., MPH as new Chief Commercial Officer
Scientist turned business leader will strengthen the company’s commercial operations and bolster business development efforts.BROOMFIELD, CO - March 9, 2023 — Flagship Biosciences, Inc., a leader in spatial biology and biomarker analytics services, announced the...
Flagship Biosciences Is Honored with a Best Practices Award
We are honored to announce that Flagship Biosciences has earned a Frost & Sullivan 2023 North American Customer Value Leadership Award in the AI-enabled digital pathology solutions market. Following from detailed evaluation of best practices criteria, the award...
Flagship Biosciences and Genomenon Partner to Advance Precision Medicine Development
Genomenon’s genomic landscapes enhance Flagship’s biomarker services and companion diagnostic development solutionsBroomfield, CO and Ann Arbor, MI – February 7, 2023 – Flagship Biosciences, a leader in spatial biology and biomarker analytics services, today announced...
PUBLICATIONS/POSTERS
Digital and Spatial Characterization of PD-L1 Expression and IVD Performance in the Immune Landscape of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: A Multimodal Approach
Abstract: The anti-PD-L1 antibody (22C3) is used as a companion diagnostic for successful checkpoint inhibitor therapy in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. The positive predictive value of this assay, however, is less than ideal as a high PD-L1 score does not...
Macrophage Biomarkers CD68 and CD163 Correlate with CRC Patient Survival (Poster No. 2530 at #AACR2022)
Key Takeaways CRC patient survival correlates with the presence or absence of macrophage biomarkers CD68, CD163, and a lack of PD-L1. Lower levels of ‘M1/anti-tumor’ CD68+ or CD68+CD163– cells correlate with increased survival. Higher levels of ‘M2/pro-tumor’ CD163+...
Macrophage Biomarkers CD68 and CD163 Correlate with NSCLC Patient Survival (Poster No. 1720 at #AACR2022)
Key Takeaways Image analysis is able to use immune biomarkers to correlate immune cell presence and localization with patient survival in NSCLC. Patient survival correlates with the presence or absence of CD68 and CD163 macrophage markers, but these markers do not...