Cancer Diagnostics – Multimedia

Clinical trials are underway to examine the efficacy of various immune checkpoint inhibitor molecules, for the treatment of cancer. Watch this video to learn about the companion diagnostics that are enabling the identification of patients who could benefit from these treatments.

Over the past decade there has been tremendous progress in the detection, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of various cancers. The key driving force behind these advances has always been, and continues to be, the extraordinary work performed by scientists in the field. Download our eBook to learn more about the evolving field of cancer research.

Download this application note for advice on optimizing your NGS workflow, the benefits this brings to cancer research and how established methods can obtain more information more quickly.

We propose a workflow including an automated fast parallel derivatization of amines, phenols, aldehydes, alcohols and ketones followed by QUAL/QUANT SWATH/MS analysis for broad metabolite coverage.

An analogy of finding CTCs: Imagine you have three friends, and they are somewhere in Canada. But you don't know where they are. Also, they change their clothes and hair colour every day.
Watch to learn about this liquid biopsy test that has successfully progressed from the research lab to the clinic.

We developed an automated sample preparation protocol based on a robotic platform PAL RTC (CTC Analytics AG, Zwingen Switzerland), which represent a modified Bligh and Dyer method producing samples for both hydrophilic metabolomics using GC-MS and lipidomics using SFC-MS simultaneously.

Can we use computational methods to identify previously unknown off-targets of PARP inhibitors that can explain their observed differences?

Dr. Jeffrey Trent and Dr. Muhammad Murtaza of TGen, an affiliate of City of Hope, discuss the significance of liquid biopsies in the diagnoses and management of life-threatening diseases.

In this list we take a look at 6 researchers whose contributions have helped (and are continuing to help) drive the field forward.

This article highlights some of the wide range of applications which can be achieved using mass spectrometry.