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13 October 2015 | By Victoria White
ImaginAb will conduct preclinical research using its immune imaging agent, IAB22M2C, to detect T-cell trafficking, redirection and infiltration in response to Lilly oncology molecules...
The history of molecular probes can be traced back to 1871 with the synthesis of fluorescein by Adolf von Baeyer1. Through the simple combination of phthalic anhydride and resorcinol in the presence of zinc chloride, the dawn of a completely new era in chemistry and biology began...
In the biomedical arena the imaging of biological samples has long been a mainstay technology, not only furthering our understanding of fundamental biology, but also playing a key role in designing strategies and therapies to combat infection and disease...
History has demonstrated that the use of companion in vitro diagnostic tests to select cancer patients positive for a drug target significantly improves response to targeted anti-cancer therapies...
In our Imaging In-Depth Focus: Dimitri Scholz and Jeremy C. Simpson from University College Dublin discuss trends in contemporary microscopy, Rudi Marquez and Zuzana Flachbartova share the bright future for molecular probes and Grischa Chandy from Molecular Devices LLC discusses changes and advantages with HCS microscopy...
8 September 2015 | By Victoria White
AMRA will collaborate with Pfizer to help provide a better understanding of the relationship between body composition and risk for obesity related diseases...
15 June 2015 | By Victoria White
A powerful 9.4-Tesla MRI that provides the most detailed images of the brain to date shows that brain cell density remains constant with age...
4 February 2015 | By Frost & Sullivan
Ongoing research aims to develop oncologic imaging technologies that diagnose cancer at the cellular level before the disease manifests, finds Frost & Sullivan...
25 November 2014 | By LaVison BioTec
LaVison BioTec, developers of advanced microscopy solutions for the life sciences, report on the research of Dr Peter Friedl and his imaging of cancer growth using intravital microscopy...
