Teiko now supports antigen density assays as part of its custom mass cytometry panel development service: Teiko builds a custom panel from its 33- or 41-marker mass cytometry backbone, performs bead calibration, generates standard calibration curves, and delivers results on an AI-integrated cytometry dashboard for fast insights.
Customers choose the markers they want quantified, and Teiko's scientists take it from there, from building a custom panel to generating a bead-based standard curve that converts signal intensity to absolute counts.
Results are delivered on a dedicated "antigen density" tab on the TokuProfile Dashboard, with three visualization types:
For the full background on what antigen density is, why it matters, and how Teiko measures it, read What Is Antigen Density, Anyway? →
Wondering how this is visualized on the TokuProfile Dashboard? The Dashboard enables you to use patient metadata to dynamically compare antigen density between disease type, individual subjects, and collection timepoints.
The plot below displays PD-1 antigen density in T cells across disease groups, revealling how target levels compare between conditions
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The same metric can also follow a single patient over time. Below, one patient's PD-1 density is tracked across four treatment timepoints, potentially indicating that antigen escape is emerging as density falls.

Here are three ways teams put antigen density quantification to work for their clinical trials:
Antigen density assays are available now as part of Teiko's custom mass cytometry panel development service, adding 1 to 10 custom markers to Teiko's 33- or 41-marker backbone panel.
Start a project or visit teiko-labs.com/antigen-density to learn more.