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Uniquely shaped red blood cells observed for the first time in patient blood could be breakthrough in diagnosis of myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS)

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Affimer-based research assay launched alongside performance data published by Bruker

Study suggests our organs may have their own sexual identity

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Dr. Carlemi Calitz shares her breakthrough in hepatocellular carcinoma research and how it could lead to improved therapeutics and reveals her remarkable finding in cancer metastasis