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    Electron microscopy image of a nanopipette (image acquired using a scanning electron microscope (SEM))
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    Twin-Needle Nanobiopsy Tracks Cancer Cell Response to Treatment over Days

    Immunotherapy
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    Immunotherapy Skips CAR, Takes STAb at Multiple Myeloma

    Pancreas cancer, illustration
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    Pancreatic Cancer Drugs Could Reflect Alternative Splicing Signatures

    DO NOT REUSE. The chromosomes, once they have duplicated genetic information, move to the center of the cell and the cell, in a very remarkable way, quickly sprouts from its two ends large tubes that hook the chromosomes and pull each of the copies towards the two poles of the cell. Only then is it possible to encapsulate a copy of all our genetic material in each daughter cell.
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    Microtubules Start with Molecular Ring’s Closure, Keeping Target Hunt Open

    Antibodies
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    Tumor Cells Release Protein That Resembles Virus, Provokes Memory-Degrading Immune Response

    Artificial Intelligence
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    Machine Learning Tool, A-Plus, Makes the Grade for Liquid Biopsies

    Prostate Cancer
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    IBS Drug Restores Chemotherapy Effectiveness against Resistant Prostate Cancer

    Depiction of europium complexes changing structure upon interacting with a tumor cell. (Mengfei Wang, et al. Scientific Reports. January 22, 2024)
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    Cancer GPS Tech Evaluates Glioma Tumor Cell Malignancy

    Scientists Discussing and Using Computer Software
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    “SNAF” Computational Tool Identifies Splicing Neoantigen Targets for Immunotherapy

    Transmission electron microscopy image of the nanorobots. [Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC)]
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    Self-Propelling Nanobots Reduce Bladder Tumor Size by 90% in Mice

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