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Role of automation in advancing clinical diagnostics and genomic medicine
, /in Featured Articles /by panglobalby Mahesh Kalikiri The evolution of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies is driving the development of novel solutions in genomics testing, but the associated technical challenges are limiting the roll out of wide-spread, rapid sequencing. In this article, Mahesh Kalikiri, Eppendorf EMEA, explores how automated liquid handling platforms are reducing variability and increasing throughput in NGS […]
Circulating calprotectin A promising biomarker of inflammation
, /in Featured Articles, Autoimmunity & Allergy /by panglobalby Dr Jacqueline Gosink Calprotectin is released during inflammatory responses and reflects local immune activation. While traditionally used to assess gastrointestinal conditions, it is showing increasing promise for evaluation of the inflammatory status in systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases (SARDs). Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and chemiluminescence immunoassay technologies enable standardized measurement of circulating calprotectin and may support […]
Spatially resolved cell sorting for advanced tumour analysis
, /in Hematology & Flow Cytometry, Featured Articles /by panglobalby Dr Yoonyoung Lee Tumour heterogeneity and spatial organization within the tumour micro-environment are important factors influencing cancer progression and therapeutic response. Spatially resolved cell sorting technologies enable selective isolation of spatially defined cellular populations directly from tissue sections while preserving tissue context for downstream molecular analysis, thus supporting advances in tumour characterization and precision […]
Use of ex vivo confocal laser scanning microscopy to differentiate actinic keratoses and cutaneous squamous cell carcinomas
, /in Featured Articles, Microscopy & Imaging /by panglobalSkin cancers are becoming increasingly common as people live longer and have higher levels of long-term sun exposure. CLI chatted to Dr Viktor Schnabel (Leipzig University, Leipzig, Germany) to find out more about how modern imaging technologies, particularly ex vivo confocal laser scanning microscopy, are being used to improve accurate diagnosis and treatment of skin […]