Multiplex Detection: From Discovery to Clinical Practice
Learning Objectives
- Monoplex vs Multiplex staining
- Multiplexing in research including biopharma and drug development
- Pathways to clinical implementation
About the presenter
Keith Wharton has 30+ years of experience in academic and biopharma settings, including Leica Biosystems, Novartis, and Biogen. Following board certification in anatomic pathology and fellowship training in autopsy pathology and developmental biology at Stanford University, he ran an NIH-funded research laboratory at UT Southwestern Medical Center and held several leadership positions including Pathology course director, Director of the Laboratory of Molecular Pathology, and Associate Dean.
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