Miriam Bergeret, MSc, is Today's Clinical Lab's managing editor. Before joining Today's Clinical Lab, Miriam obtained an MSc in laboratory medicine and pathobiology from the University of Toronto and gained valuable laboratory experience as a flow cytometry and cell-sorting specialist at a cancer research center in Toronto, Canada. Miriam went on to study publishing at Toronto Metropolitan University and is an active member of Editors Canada and the Council of Science Editors.
Articles by Miriam Bergeret, MSc
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Single-Cell Phosphoproteomics Can Defeat Drug-Resistant Cancers
Highly multiplexed single-cell phosphoproteomics facilitate combination therapies to treat drug-resistant cancers
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CRISPR: The Future of Molecular Diagnostics?
CRISPR-Cas systems can improve the speed, sensitivity, and specificity of diagnostic tests, but are they ready for prime time?
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Four Keys to Successful Vaccine Storage
Reliable storage and temperature monitoring are essential to maintain the cold chain and avoid catastrophic vaccine loss
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Study Finds Association between Placental Function and Metabolic Disease
The findings may lead to new placental biomarkers and interventions to prevent future metabolic diseases
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Spatial Transcriptomics Named Nature’s Method of the Year 2020
The novel method pairs transcriptional data with spatial data to create maps of gene expression within a tissue
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Researchers Identify Biomarkers That Predict Survival in Cervical Cancer
The results could help inform treatment decisions, potentially improving survival rates
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New Screening System Identifies Genetic Cause of Microcephaly
A new high-throughput screen has identified a genetic cause of a brain disorder associated with Zika virus
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Researchers Discover Gene That Helps Cells Destroy Viral Intruders
Demonstrating how human cells “eat” viral invaders, the results could lead to new antivirals
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World’s First Mobile iOS-Based DNA Sequence Analyzer
A new mobile app called iGenomics can be used to align and analyze DNA sequences from anywhere in the world
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Clinical Applications of Long-Read Sequencing
To overcome the challenges of NGS, researchers have turned to third-generation or long-read sequencing technologies
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Latest Data Shows Oxford's COVID-19 Vaccine Is 70.4 Percent Effective
The results are based on two dosing schedules, one of which is 90 percent effective
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