Spatial Biology – News and Features

UVA team finds way to view genes inside living cells, in real time.

Using the new gene-editing enzyme CRISPR-Cpf1, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center have successfully corrected Duchenne muscular dystrophy in human cells and mice in the lab.

New deep learning technique offers a more accurate approach to single-cell genomics.

If you’ve been a night owl all your life and mornings are your nemesis, you may be able to blame a gene mutation for all those late nights.

Premier data portal from the Allen Institute for Cell Science provides an unprecedented view into human stem cells.

Developing T-cell therapy for solid tumors is more challenging than for leukemias and lymphomas,but many patients with these cancers are in desperate need of new treatment options.

Study finds that tumor blood vessels and the immune system influence each other’s functions, and propose that considering these bilateral effects in cancer therapy might improve outcomes.

To find out more about cutting edge research into liquid biopsy technology, we spoke to Miguel Alcaide, Research Associate, Simon Fraser University.

Bristol-Myers Squibb enters collaboration to leverage Foundation Medicine’s molecular information platform to identify predictive biomarkers across multiple tumor types and immunotherapy agents.

Similarities and differences among astrocytomas and oligodendrogliomas may suggest new treatment approaches.