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Use of three-dimensional cell cultures (e.g., spheroids, microtissues, organoids) for drug screening has increased with the recognition that these models more accurately mimic the in vivo environment and therefore offer improved relevancy compared ... Read More

To aim cancer research and treatments at specific molecular targets, scientists and clinicians need sophisticated diagnostic tests. Read More

Getting the most out of sample analysis depends on preparation. Read More

Everyone who pays attention to science or technology knows that CRISPR is the hottest new method for customizing an organism’s genes. Read More

High-throughput screening of new anti-cancer drug candidates has typically been achieved by testing drugs on in vitro two-dimensional monolayer cell cultures grown on flat, rigid surfaces such as plastic. Read More

Whether considering the daily routine of bench work or the biennial survey of an inspection agency, a sound quality system is the bedrock of any laboratory operation. Read More

Mass spectrometry (MS) is increasingly being adopted by clinical laboratories for an expanding range of healthcare applications, from forensic toxicology to precision medicine. Read More