Pathology

New Microfluidics Device Detects Cancer Cells in Blood
The ability to successfully isolate cancer cells is a crucial step in enabling liquid biopsy where cancer could be detected through a simple blood draw. This would eliminate the discomfort and cost of tissue biopsies, which use needles or surgical procedures as part of cancer diagnosis. More...12 Mar 2019





Gastric Cancer Analysis Identifies Four Subtypes
In previous studies of gastric cancers (GCs), genomic and transcriptomic analyses have identified molecular signatures associated with phenotypes of the disease, such as patient subtypes and survival. New proteogenomic analysis of diffuse gastric cancers (GCs) in young populations identified four subtypes of the disease. More...28 Feb 2019

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