Integrated Sciences is proud to announce a new distribution partnership with AtlasXomics. As the official distributor in Australia and New Zealand, Integrated Sciences will provide local access, support and expertise for AtlasXomics’ advanced spatial genomics solutions.

AtlasXomics enables researchers to study chromatin accessibility, histone modifications & chromatin associated proteins, DNA methylation, and multi-omic spatial biology within intact tissue architecture. Its platforms support both fresh frozen and formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded samples, making them highly versatile for translational research, oncology and molecular biology applications.

Spatial Epigenomics Solutions Now Available in Australia and New Zealand

Through this partnership, researchers in Australia and New Zealand can now access the full suite of AtlasXomics technologies, including:

  • Spatial ATAC-seq for chromatin accessibility mapping
  • Spatial FFPE ATAC for archived tissue analysis
  • Spatial CUT&Tag for Post-Translational Modifications (PTMs) & Chromatin Associated Proteins (CAPs)
  • Spatial multi-omics workflows for integrated molecular insights

These spatial epigenomics tools enable high-resolution mapping of gene regulation directly within tissue context, supporting breakthroughs in cancer research, developmental biology, and precision medicine.

Instrument-Free Spatial Biology with FlowGel Technology

A key innovation from AtlasXomics is its proprietary FlowGel technology, an instrument-free approach to spatial epigenomics. This technology allows laboratories to generate high-resolution spatial data using standard molecular biology equipment, reducing capital investment requirements and accelerating adoption of spatial biology workflows.

This partnership strengthens access to cutting-edge spatial biology and epigenomics solutions in Australia and New Zealand, empowering researchers to generate deeper biological insights.

Learn More About AtlasXomics in Australia and New Zealand

For more information about AtlasXomics spatial epigenomics platforms, or to discuss your research requirements, contact us.