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In honor of Earth Day 2020, we have created this infographic which shares some useful tips for reducing the plastic footprint of your lab.

More than 100 years ago, Nobel prize-winning German physician and scientist, Paul Ehrlich suggested that the incidence of cancer would be significantly higher if it wasn’t for our immune system – bringing to light immune cells’ incredible ability to recognize, target, seek out, and destroy cancerous cells.

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Download this infographic to learn the impact of unconscious gender bias on women in STEM and the global schemes that are celebrating female scientists.

More than 95% of the clinical biochemistry laboratory workload is based on small molecule identification, which can be analyzed through metabolomics-based techniques. In this infographic, we explore how metabolomics has reshaped the clinical diagnostics landscape.

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The aim of personalized medicine is to a move away from the traditional “one size fits all” approach to the treatment of diseases – such as cancer. For patients where standard clinical options have been exhausted, novel personalized therapeutics may be required. Patient-derived cancer models, such as “organoids”, can help predict an individual’s response to a drug – both efficacy and toxicity – prior to administration.

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Often referred to as “mini-organs”, organoids are tiny self-organizing 3D assemblies of cells which show some physiological features of a specific organ. As an intermediate between traditional 2D in vitro cell cultures and animal models, organoids are a useful tool for several applications.