ISENET (Integrated Systems Engineering Srl) develops and supports Galileo Tissue Microarray technologies for pathology research, biomarker validation and translational medicine.
From its headquarters near Milan and its US presence in Philadelphia, ISENET supports pathology laboratories, biobanks and core facilities worldwide — positioning the Galileo platform as the open front-end of digital and molecular pathology, with full core-level traceability from donor block to scanned slide.
ISENET combines engineering, pathology workflow expertise and digital integration to support laboratories building tissue microarrays for research, biomarker validation and advanced imaging applications.
Headquarters
Integrated Systems Engineering Srl
Via Volturno 80, 20861 Brugherio (MB) – Italy
Phone: +39 389 68 51 496
USA Office
ISENET-USA LLC
CIRA Center, Suite 1700, 2929 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 – USA
Phone: +1 267 957 4959
ISENET works with selected technology partners across digital pathology, slide scanning and validated antibodies to deliver a complete tissue microarray workflow.
The Galileo TMA interfaces with Visiopharm’s TissueArray™, one of the most comprehensive solutions dedicated to TMA analysis. A guided workflow lets you manage cores and import the XML file generated by the Galileo, which is transformed into a grid design that preserves traceability from donor blocks to TMA cores.
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In the USA, ISENET-USA is a partner of Motic Digital Pathology. The pathologist selects the Region of Interest (ROI) from HD images (Motic EasyScan or Aperio ScanScope) and saves it as a JPEG, which the Galileo uses for core position selection. The Galileo then builds the TMA block and generates an XML file (TMA DES format) containing the core coordinates, donor block barcodes and extracted core positions. This file can be uploaded into Visiopharm TissueArray and read by any commercial digital scanner (Motic, Aperio, Hamamatsu, etc.) to maintain full traceability from donor block to tissue core.
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MSVA specializes in developing and validating antibodies for immunohistochemistry. All MSVA antibodies are validated in line with the guidelines of the International Working Group for Antibody Validation (IWGAV), using tissue microarrays containing more than 600 spots from 76 different normal tissues.
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