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Ginny Bain, PhD

Ginny Bain, PhD

Ginny Bain, PhD, is Group Leader of the Immunofluorescence Group at Cell Signaling Technology. A self-professed microscope nerd, Ginny also enjoys quantitative bioimaging, a nice t-SNE plot, and biking the north shore.

Recent Posts:

Microglial Activation: High-Content Immunofluorescence to Study TREM2 Signaling

Selecting antibodies for molecular signaling research in neurodegeneration is a complex and nuanced ...
Ginny Bain, PhDJan 8, 2025

Strategies for Successful Multiplex IF Experiments Using Conjugated Antibodies

One of the benefits of working with immunofluorescent (IF) analysis is the ability to compare multip...
Ginny Bain, PhDApr 6, 2022

Subcellular Marker Selection for Immunofluorescence

When performing immunofluorescence (IF) experiments, researchers often multiplex with several antibo...
Ginny Bain, PhDJan 12, 2022

Tissue Clearing from a Microscope Enthusiast’s Perspective

Biological imaging data has massive potential in terms of complexity of experiment and richness of d...
Ginny Bain, PhDOct 30, 2019

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