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InSphero Launches Industry’s First Automation-Compatible 3D Human Liver Disease Platform for NASH Drug Discovery and Screening
3D InSight Human Liver Disease platform provides the most physiologically relevant testing environment for efficacy and safety
Visit SelectScience at AACC 2019 and Take Part in Our Exclusive T-Shirt Giveaway
Drop by and see SelectScience on booth #724 at this year's AACC conference in Anaheim, California, from August 4-8
Trending in Cancer Research: Automated Cell Identification, Unique Culture Solutions, Nanobody Development and More
Explore the techniques and technologies that are shaping the latest advancements in cancer research
Avacta and Selexis Partner to Develop Cell Line for Clinical Manufacturing
Avacta’s first Affimer clinical candidate is a potent PD-L1 antagonist under development for solid tumor indications as the basis of bispecific and combination therapies
Best New Clinical Products of 2018: Vote for Your Scientists’ Choice Award Winners
Help us celebrate the best new clinical assays, kits, instruments and devices by casting your vote today
Excellent Results Across All Symptomatic Risk Groups from Immunovia IMMray™ PanCan-d Optimization Work
IMMray™ PanCan-d blood-based test for early detection of pancreatic cancer now set for Q3 2020 launch
Using Single-Cell Genomics to Reveal Clonal Diversity Underlying Leukemia Therapy Resistance
Mission Bio announces the potential for more impactful, dynamic therapy development and application for those with acute myeloid leukemia (AML)
‘How Mass Spectrometry Transformed Our Clinical Pathology Lab into a Global Leader’
A mass spec scientist, from a world-renowned clinical pathology laboratory, shares the secrets to their success in this exclusive SelectScience interview
Mogrify Awarded $555,000 USD Innovate UK Funding for Novel Bioinformatic Platform
Project to focus on data-driven cell conversions to produce cell therapies with potential application in wound healing, and oncology immunotherapy
New Treatment Has Potential to Minimize Damage After Heart Attack
The drug works by targeting the protein responsible for the death of heart cells during an attack
This Novel, Non-Amyloid Approach to Alzheimer’s Therapy Could Vastly Improve Outcomes
Immunology-focused pharma company INmune Bio is set to start first-in-man clinical trials with a promising anti-TNF compound that could revolutionize the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and related symptoms
Oxford University Scientists Catch Heartbeat ‘Molecular Switch’ in Action
Calcium flow tracked in heart muscle fibres in real time
New Partnership Extends Reach of Hematopoietic Primary Cells Portfolio
Lonza and AllCells team up to offer an extensive range of hematopoietic primary cells to reach the global scientific community
Metal Chemotherapy Drugs Boost the Impact of Immunotherapy in Cancer
New research suggests that metal-based chemotherapies eliminate inhibitory components of the immune system
Novel Diagnostic Test Validated as Predictor for Response After Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy (NACT) in Patients with Early Breast Cancer
New results suggest the MammaTyper test could predict the likelihood of complete pathologic remission
Unlocking the Complexities of Cancer Biology with BOND RX and Ultivue.
Five color, high-performance immunohistochemistry multiplexing solution to advance biomarker studies
Deep Learning Technology Used to Help Create AI-Based Pathology Diagnostic Tool
Olympus AI algorithm could improve clinical pathology classifications
A Spotlight on 8 Technologies Advancing Cancer Diagnostics and Therapeutic Monitoring
From 3D tissue profiling to intelligent surgical tools, discover some of the latest innovations set to revolutionize diagnostics in cancer
Hiding in Plain Sight: How to Break Through the Tumor Microenvironment Forcefield
Quantifying and targeting MDSCs, the ‘queen bee of the TME’, could overcome resistance to immunotherapy, Dr. R. J. Tesi tells SelectScience
Chemical Sensor Could Help Doctors Select Effective Cancer Therapy
Hydrogen peroxide-sensing molecule reveals whether chemotherapy drugs are having their intended effects
New Cause of Chronic Stress Identified in The Brain
Researchers identify activation of long-term stress by cerebral spinal fluid