There are a wide variety of diagnostic tests for cancer available, and this range continues to expand as our knowledge of cancer improves. Current diagnostic methods include biopsy, imaging and blood tests for known biomarkers. New methods in research development include liquid biopsies and cancer breathalyzers.
The 2018 AACR Annual Meeting in Chicago, US, was one to remember – and not just because it attrac...
Prof. Steve Conlan, Director of Innovation and head of the Reproductive Biology and Gynecological Oncology research group at Swansea University Medical School discusses the technology behind exosome...
"The solariX XR is equipped with extreme resolution and gives an extra layer of confidence in screen..."Sally-Ann Poulsen, Griffith Institute for Drug Discovery, Griffith University
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