We’re thrilled to announce two features to the TokuProfile Dashboard for multiparameter cytometry datasets: “p-values on demand” and the ability to assess the frequency of any cell population as a percent of any preceding ancestor.

Can’t stand hunting through a cytometry dashboard to find the exact filters to be able to do statistically valid comparisons? Neither can we.

Teiko presents research at AACR IO, showing a 48% cell count drop in blood processed after 72 hours.

Teiko’s TokuFocus offers a 10-marker TBNK panel for $1,000 per specimen, with an option to upgrade to a full 25/41-marker panel for $900 within a year.

Teiko launches TokuKit for spectral flow cytometry, analyzing 146 immune populations in fixed whole blood. Offers high precision, month+ stability.

This update adds a drop-down menu for selecting top-level populations like T cells or monocytes. Users can now visualize cell subsets as fractions of any chosen population, improving detailed immune analysis.

Teiko enhances data export with baseline normalization, collapsible filters for easier navigation, seamless sample appending, and improved statistical analysis for missing samples in clinical trials.

Teiko partners with Obsidian Therapeutics to provide CLIA-validated, 25-marker spectral flow cytometry for OBX-115 trial, profiling hundreds of immune cell subsets in patients’ blood.

Teiko is excited to announce that two posters have been accepted for presentation at the 2024 Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) annual meeting in Houston from November 8 - 10th.

Teiko accepts two posters at the International Clinical Cytometry Conferences (ICCS) in Seattle. On Monday, October 7, two poster presentations will take place regarding assessing normalization methods for CyTOF data and analyzing fixed whole blood samples by high-dimensional spectral cytometry.

Introducing our new feature, Dynamic Baseline, now available on app.teiko.bio. This feature allows users to set any time point, such as the start of lymphodepletion (e.g., C1D15), as the new baseline for normalization, providing more flexibility when analyzing longitudinal data across key clinical milestones.

Simple way to order sample collection TokuKits for clinical trials.