Tools & Techniques

Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

Unlocking Serology’s Secrets

| Jonathan James

We explore the work of researchers aiming to revolutionize the diagnosis of fibromyalgia and cholera using blood-based technologies.

Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

Solving the Big Problems

| Luke Turner

We speak to bioengineer Stephen Quake to learn about the noninvasive prenatal tests that have saved thousands of pregnant women’s lives

Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

An Inside Look at the CNS

| Danielle Fortuna, Mark Curtis

Neurological disorders can be invasive and time-consuming to diagnose, but profiling cytokines in the cerebrospinal fluid can lessen that burden

Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

Seeing is Believing

| Jonathan James

Could changes in retinal blood vessels act as an early bio-marker for Alzheimer’s disease?

Tools & Techniques Drug delivery

Next Steps for the Self-Righting Insulin Pill

| Jonathan James

Will diabetes treatment be revolutionized by the drug delivery capsule inspired by the geometry of the leopard tortoise?

Tools & Techniques Cancer

Circular RNA Makes Its Mark

| Jason Sherburn

A new detection method enhances circular RNA’s potential as a cancer biomarker and forms the basis of a new database

Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

A Nose for Cancer

| Jonathan James

Could a multi-layer graphene (MLG)-based biomarker sensor offer the sensitivity needed for earlier lung cancer detection?

Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

Getting to the Heart of the Matter

| Jonathan James

How a combinatorial approach to assessing coronary heart disease could improve diagnosis.

Tools & Techniques Diagnostics & prognostics

Biomarkers Beyond Our Wildest Dreams

| Luke Turner

Different glycosylation patterns in patients with idiopathic REM sleep behavior disorder could predict the future onset of neurodegenerative disease.

Tools & Techniques Drug delivery

Heavy Metal Wonder

| Jonathan James

An iridium-based photodynamic drug accumulates in cancer cell nuclei – and destroys them from within.

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