Spatial Biology – News and Features

New initiative will apply Fluidigm’s microfluidic tools to the analysis of tumor cell heterogeneity.

New instrument is capable of simultaneous quantitative and independent determination of up to 100 biomarkers in individual cells.

UCLA researchers developed a unique model to allow further investigation into the cells that many believe may be at the root of all lung cancers.

The research could lead to treatments for diseases that result from flaws in protein delivery as well as the development of new types of antibiotics.

The collaboration aims for development of therapeutic monoclonal antibody candidates to target tumor hypoxia antigen.

Patterns of gene activity in a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma has given researchers a better understanding of factors that contribute to the survival of patients treated for the disease.

A new technology which enables scientists to identify proteins by making a map of the energy flow inside the protein is revealed in PNAS journal.

Scientists have identified a mechanism by which dormant, metastatic tumor cells can begin growing again after long periods of inactivity.

New research has shown that the function of a type of cell that helps modulate immune responses is impaired inside tumors in mice.

The study suggests that biological differences may, in part, underlie the disparity in prostate cancer survival rates observed between African-Americans and European-Americans.