In episode 16 of The Conversational Flow podcast, hosts Brian Wile and Adam Cotty are joined by Allie Greenplate and Ayman Rezk to explore “The Role of Flow in Drug Autoimmune Indication Research.” The discussion delves into the surge in pharmaceutical R&D for immune and autoimmune indications, highlighting the influence of oncology treatments in shaping this trend. The guests shed light on how advancements in high-dimensional flow cytometry, particularly with more than 20-color capabilities, have accelerated breakthroughs in this field. They also discuss the cutting-edge frontiers of autoimmune research, from innovative therapies to emerging technologies in development. This episode provides an insightful overview of the evolving landscape of autoimmune research, blending scientific expertise with practical applications.

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