Liquid Handling & Laboratory Robotics

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World's First Three-Organoid System Opens Doors for Medical Research and Diagnosis

Scientists at Cincinnati Children's use stem cells to grow connected, functioning set of miniature human liver, pancreas, and biliary ducts
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New CAR T Cells Could Help Avoid Patient Relapse in Blood Cancers

Up to 30 percent of patients with B cell malignancies such as lymphoma relapse after CAR T cell treatment, partly because their lymphoma cells stop expressing the target antigen
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Gene Therapy Helps Functional Recovery after Stroke

NeuroD1-based gene therapy could potentially be used to treat stroke, which is a leading cause of disability in the US, with 800,000 new stroke patients every year
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Researchers Characterize Lung Inflammation Associated With Some Cancer Immnunotherapy

Findings might help predict who will react poorly to certain therapies
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Single-Cell Sequencing Techniques to Overcome the Challenge of Tumor Heterogeneity

Tumor heterogeneity may complicate clinical decisions and contribute to drug resistance
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Single-Cell Genomics in Disease Research and Diagnostics

Advances in single-cell genomics are resolving cell-type-specific features of pathological conditions
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Automation Solutions for the Clinical Lab

Automation and robotics are changing the way clinical labs operate
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Drug Resistance Signature Discovered in Crohn's Disease

Finding may create opportunity to test patients to avoid ineffective drugs
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Trials in Immuno-Oncology 

The expansion of immunotherapies is a key trend to watch in cancer research
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New Technique Isolates Placental Cells for Non-Invasive Genetic Testing

Currently, the only way to diagnose genetic disorders in developing fetuses is by retrieving trophoblasts through amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling
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Diverse Immune Cell Profiles and Roles Found in Breast Cancer Resistance to Immunotherapy

Baylor researchers' work highlights that heterogeneity of both tumor cells themselves and immune composition of the microenvironment are important considerations for therapy 
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New Insights into the Mechanism of Vaccine-Induced T Cell Immunity

Though numerous vaccines induce and amplify T cells, a critical part of the body's adaptive immune system, there is still an information gap regarding what determines the magnitude, diversity, and persistence of that response
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