Cancer Therapeutics: Cancer is often treated by surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy (including immunotherapy such as monoclonal antibody therapy), hormonal therapy, and synthetic lethality. The choice of therapy depends upon the stage of the disease, and the location and grade of the tumor, as well as the patient's general status. Many clinical trial cancer treatments are also under development.
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Our experience collaborating with oncology and immunology leaders in the pharmaceutical and biotech space has revealed the numerous challenges in every stage of drug development. From target...
Antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) are a novel class of cancer therapeutics comprised of a linker-payload conjugated to a selective monoclonal antibody targeting a tumor-associated antigen (TAA...
While a decade ago the prognosis of lung cancer patients was very disappointing, nowadays a substantial evolution is driven by targeted treatments and immuno-oncology. With extended, scaled...
Join us for an illuminating webinar as we delve into the realm of open automation with Inpeco, the global leader in Total Laboratory Automation. Discover how their groundbreaking s...
Cancer genome alterations that cause cancer cells to grow also confer vulnerabilities, which normal cells lack. The challenge is that, for the majority of cancers, we do not understand the r...
Proliferation biomarkers are proteins that are up-regulated in growing cells. Immunological staining of tumor tissue can provide an indication of the aggressivity of the tumor and provide in...
In 2020, American Cancer Society released an updated cervical cancer screening guideline calling for primary human papillomavirus (HPV) screening as the preferred strategy. Utility of HPV pr...
Change in the lab is inevitable. Skilled labor shortages. Ongoing lab space consolidation and build-outs. Rapidly changing workflows and instrument layouts. Innovations in instrument technol...
Tumor genomic profiling can be complicated, especially for diseases that commonly have multiple different genomic biomarkers of interest, such as non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and color...
Gynecologic cancers account for nearly 40% of all cancer incidence and >30% of all cancer mortality in women worldwide. In recent years, there have been significant advancements in the cl...