Join us at booth #21 to explore solutions across spatial analysis, single cell proteomics, and biomarker discovery.

This year, Vector Labs is highlighting new approaches to protein glycosylation and spatial biology, alongside our broader portfolio in antibody-based detection, bioconjugation, and custom services.

Glycosylation & Spatial Biology

Advanced tools to visualize protein glycosylation in situ, unlocking new insights into disease biology, biomarker discovery, and tumor microenvironments.

Antibody & Detection Solutions

Validated reagents for spatial biology and IHC workflows, enabling high-confidence tissue and biomarker analysis.

Bioconjugation & Custom Services

From antibody engineering to conjugation, we help accelerate your research from concept to data.

Primary Antibodies for IF & IHC

Validated and highly cited primary antibodies for use in immunofluorescence and immunohistochemistry applications.

Featured Presentation

Spatial Imaging Of Protein Glycosylation In The Tumor Microenvironment

Day One | 31 March 2026 | 2:45 PM
SPATIAL MULTI-OMICS

Speaker

Steven R. Barthel, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Dermatology, Harvard Medical School
Co-Director, Program of Glyco-Immunology and Oncology (PGIO)
Research Associate, Mass General Brigham

Protein glycosylation controls diverse biological functions of multiple cell types within the tumor microenvironment However, glycans have been notoriously challenging to study using conventional approaches. The first-in-kind Glysite™ Explorer™ in situ Proximity Ligation Assay (isPLA) Glycan Detection Kit overcomes this hurdle by providing an innovative platform for spatial visualization of protein glycosylation on several tissues and cell types. It uses an immunostaining workflow and image analysis pipeline combined with standard microscopy to deliver same-day results. This next-generation technology is poised to broaden the life sciences by accelerating glycobiological knowledge and therapeutic discovery as well as biomarker-based disease detection and prognosis.

Featured Resource

See How Glycosylation Expands the Omics Landscape

Understanding cell biology requires more than measuring protein expression alone. Post-translational modifications like glycosylation add a critical layer of insight into disease mechanisms, biomarker discovery, and therapeutic development.

This infographic illustrates how glycosylation fits into the evolving omics landscape and why spatially resolving these modifications is key to advancing research.

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