Our latest peer-reviewed research, conference posters, and scientific abstracts.
At CYTO2025, Ozette provided a detailed overview of our approach to data-driven panel design through CD4 characterization and computational performance metrics — assessing the impact of replacing Brilliant Blue™ reagents with recently developed Real Blue™ reagents in our 48-color PIP-01 assay.
Download posterAt CYTO2025, Ozette demonstrated how our ML-driven Discovery™ platform identified differential phenotypic abundances in fresh vs. cryopreserved PBMC from blood collected into three commonly used stabilization matrices, as part of the supplemental validation of our 48-color PIP-01 pan-immune profiling assay.
Download posterAt VIS 2024, Ozette’s former intern Trevor Manz presented work conducted in collaboration with Nils Gehlenborg’s lab at Harvard Medical School — a general framework for comparing embedding visualizations across class-label hierarchies, published in IEEE TVCG. Ozette uses this methodology to identify and visualize compositional differences between single-cell datasets.
View publicationAt SITC 2024, Ozette’s partner Compass presented findings from the monotherapy arm of their CTX-471 phase 1 trial. Treatment elicited changes consistent with increased anti-tumor immunity, including NK cell activation status and tumor-specific marker expression — identifying potential biomarkers for patient selection.
View abstractAt SITC 2024, Ozette’s Head of Immunology, Ashley Wilson, presented how we use our 48-color spectral cytometry assay and AI-driven analysis platform to better identify optimal donors for allogeneic cell therapy — finding that donor characteristics can impact the suitability of blood products.
Download posterAt SITC 2024, Ozette’s Zoey Zhou presented how we applied our AI-driven analysis platform to streamline analysis of paired spectral flow cytometry and CITE-seq datasets, identifying robust immunophenotypes to inform CITE-seq differential expression analysis.
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