In developing fetuses, the human brain generates an excess of neurons, most of which are eliminated around when the baby is born. New research suggests that this is an important quality-control mechanism. The post Brain Quality Control Selectively Eliminates Neurons…
The team profiled more than 600,000 cells from across the fish to build the whole-body single-cell transcriptome atlas of which genes are active in which cell. A cell’s transcriptome is the full set of RNA molecules it has made from its…
The platform takes submitted sequences through CHO expression and characterization, generating expression and assay data within the same workflow. Depending on the selected package, antibodies are screened directly from supernatant or purified before further characterization. Binding measurements include BLI- or…
In this Teach Me in 10, Dr. Uirá Souto Melo, molecular geneticist and CEO and co-founder of Lucid Genomics, explores the diagnostic potential of methylation analysis. Why Methylation Matters Now: Bridging Research and Diagnosis DNA sequence alone doesn’t tell the whole…
This eBook brings together perspectives from across the AAV development and manufacturing continuum. It explores how early commercial planning can help avoid costly delays, how standardized platform approaches and off-the-shelf plasmids can streamline development, and how next-generation innovations are helping…
In this whitepaper, Sartorius discusses the need to replace animal testing with advanced in vitro human cell models for pharmaceutical, chemical, and cosmetic development as, with only 5-10% of compounds entering clinical trials ultimately gaining approval, animal studies often fail to…
A new analysis published in the journal Cancer has shown that there has been a broad shift away from the overtreatment of low-risk prostate cancer in Changing Diagnostic Trends in Prostate Cancer A new analysis published in the journal Cancer…
By Kevin Davies, PhD HAMBURG—The historic German port city of Hamburg is playing host to the European Society of Gene & Cell Therapy (ESGCT) conference this week. The statistics remain sobering: More than 40 million people live with HIV, but more…
Our study shows, for the first time, an optically acquired 3D image of dendritic spines in human brain tissues. These had not been possible due to the lack of compatible labeling and tissue-clearing... BioTechniques is part of Taylor & Francis Group. Taylor…
With an expected 333,830 new cases in 2026, prostate cancer remains the most common malignancy in men in the United States. Further, experts predict that prostate cancer will account for about 11% of all cancer-related deaths this year. One intervention which has shown…
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