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The array draws out malignant cells within a melanoma tumor, which can then be cultured and screened to guide individualized cancer treatment.

Researchers have developed a microfluidic device capable of characterizing more than 6,000 cells' mechanical properties within one minute.

An EMBL collaboration devises a new microfluidic method that could speed up vaccine development for HIV.

The newly developed test is sensitive enough to detect "hidden" HIV and could help doctors determine if a patient has been cured.

Stable engineered bacteria that retain long-term memory of gut inflammation could be used as living diagnostics for chronic intestinal diseases and other conditions.

A novel population of lung stem cells plays an important role in regulating the pulmonary microvasculature — the network of tiny blood vessels where oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange takes place.

Researchers have redesigned a portion of the FDA-apporved MabThera for better-targeted treatment of ALS.

Brain scans and recordings of the parents’ daily interactions with their kids suggest fathers with toddler daughters are more attentive and responsive to those daughters’ needs than fathers with toddler sons.

Researchers have shown that a handheld 3D printing pen can successfully print living cells in surgery to repair cartilage defects in sheep.

UCSF researchers have shown that faulty immune cells may play a role in the development of Alopecia and other forms of baldness.