How researchers create a glioblastoma on a chip that can predict patients’ response to treatments

Researchers combine CRISPR technology with a graphene transistor to create an electronic sensor for particular DNA sequences.

See how a computational pipeline uses next-generation sequencing data to identify genetic alterations that produce cancer-specific antigens.

Our resident bacteria can affect the activity of immunotherapies and other medicines in the body.

By testing multiple treatments in a single patient, hyperindividualized trial designs could offer more information about treatment efficacy in each participant, and about heterogeneity within and between patients.

There are currently more than two dozen ongoing Phase 1 and Phase 2 trials using different vaccine platforms such as DNA, RNA, synthetic long peptides, and dendritic cells.

Microscope-mounted magnets with computerized feedback control allow precision manipulations of intracellular objects.

Bacteria coordinate a pilus's movement based on touch.

Weird effects on the scale of subatomic particles may play roles in enzyme catalysis, photosynthesis, and avian magnetoreception.