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    What's new in cancer research

    November 2025 | By Matilde Marques, Editor

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    Mapping human tissues with 6-base sequencing

    biomodal showcases how 6-base sequencing, using duet evoC and their new analysis software modality XPLR, can simultaneously profile 5mC and 5hmC across tissues, revealing distinct epigenetic signatures and regulatory pathways that define tissue identity and advance gene regulation research.

    Mapping human tissues with 6-base sequencing

    Revolutionary advancements in dna origami nanotechnology are transforming breast cancer detection

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    DNA origami nanotechnology for breast cancer detection

    Researchers at the University of Fribourg are pioneering a DNA origami nanotechnology that detects specific microRNAs in blood, offering a fast, accurate, and affordable point-of-care approach to breast cancer screening and patient monitoring.

    How researchers share breakthrough cancer tools

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    How researchers share breakthrough cancer tools

    Discover how CancerTools.org is empowering the distribution of researcher-created tools across the globe. In partnership with Cancer Research UK, the platform accelerates discovery and ensures innovations reach scientists worldwide.

    The tumor microenvironment: A complex ecosystem

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    The tumor microenvironment: A complex ecosystem

    This new whitepaper explores how the tumor microenvironment drives cancer progression, immune evasion, and treatment resistance, offering actionable insights for researchers, drug developers, and oncologists. Discover how advanced proteomics can identify key biomarkers and guide the development of personalized therapies.

    Gadobutrol-enhanced optical clearing for in vivo fluorescence imaging

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    Gadobutrol-enhanced optical clearing for in vivo fluorescence imaging

    Analytik Jena unveils new data showing how gadobutrol-based optical clearing significantly enhances in vivo fluorescence imaging using the UVP iBox Studio system. The study reveals up to a 60% increase in fluorescence signal, delivering enhanced sensitivity and powerful new advantages for cancer model research.

    Curated biospecimen data drives the next era of AI in digital pathology

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    Curated biospecimen data drives the next era of AI in digital pathology

    In this article, Daryl Waggott of BioIVT explores how linking whole-slide images with rich clinical and molecular context is enabling smarter, biologically informed algorithms, moving beyond pattern recognition to true tissue intelligence and advancing cancer research.

    How data and AI are accelerating cancer clinical trials

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    How data and AI are accelerating cancer clinical trials

    Phesi founder, Dr. Gen Li, explains how patient-centric data science and AI are reshaping the landscape of cancer clinical trials. Using real-world data and predictive analytics, the Trial Acceleratorâ„¢ platform improves trial design, enhances patient selection, and reduces participant burden. 

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    Generation and characterization of diverse modality ADCs

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    Explore the potential of 3D cell culture with this free eBook, offering expert tips on selecting systems and workflows for organoids, spheroids, and disease models.

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