Abstract: Over the past 30 years, cancers diagnosed in adults under the age of 55 have risen sharply worldwide. Traditional DNA sequencing looks for inherited mutations, but it often fails …
Abstract: Sarcomas are rare, highly aggressive cancers that come in more than 80 different subtypes. Because every patient’s tumor is molecularly unique, standard treatments often fail, and traditional lab-grown cell …
Abstract: Tear fluid has rapidly evolved from an obscure biological matrix into a highly prized, minimally invasive source of complex biomarkers. Driven by advancements in detection technologies that have pushed …
Abstract: The intersection of industrial computing and high-throughput cellular biology has reached a critical inflection point. Greenstone Biosciences has announced a strategic collaboration with Intel Corporation to merge the world’s …
Abstract: The frontier of precision medicine is shifting from what our genes say to how our environments talk to our genes. Backed by a £16 million investment from the Novo …
Abstract: The intersection of microbiome health and cancer treatment has taken a major step forward with the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) launching Europe’s first dedicated Veterinary Oncobiome Bank. While the …
Abstract: The high cost, complex infrastructure, and strict temperature requirements of cryopreservation remain significant bottlenecks for biobanks worldwide. To address these challenges, researchers from the University of Debrecen evaluated lyophilisation …
Abstract: Most genetic research focuses on “additive” traits, where having one faulty gene copy slightly raises your risk for a disease. However, many of the most powerful health impacts are …
Abstract: As global biodiversity faces unprecedented threats, scientists are turning to “genetic archives” as a vital safety net for endangered species. This strategic approach involves collecting tiny tissue fragments from …
Abstract: Teenage and young adult cancers are biologically unique, often requiring different treatments than those used for children or older adults. Because these cases are rare and spread across many …