Human cancer under a microscope. The black dots on the right of the image are lymphocytes which are trying to get at the tumor, but are being stopped by cancer-associated fibroblasts. Disclaimer ...

Translocations are indeed common in cancer cells, and some translocations produce oncogenes that are responsible for malignant transformation. Translocations involving human chromosomes are of ...

As reported in Biophotonics Discovery, the team developed a novel microscopy technique that uses a standard fluorescence microscope in combination with imaging software. This method allows scientists ...

A new project at Purdue University that combines many types of available data in a “digital twin” model of bladder cancer may prove powerful enough to predict patient outcomes.

The team discovered the bacterium produced a never-before-seen compound called orfamide N that, under the microscope ... the growth of human skin cancer and ovarian cancer cells.

Cervical cancer screening is one of the best success stories in health care. Since the 1970s, the death rate from cervical ...

Ashfaq Marghoob provides skin cancer care to the residents of Long Island at ... and examining the tissue for tumor cells under a microscope before proceeding to the next layer. It’s complicated and ...