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Can one methylation signal follow many sarcomas?

What a seven-marker digital PCR study found in blood, and what remains open

Nov 5, 2026

Can a blood test time a treatment switch in advanced melanoma?

A small randomised trial tested whether falling tumour DNA could guide a switch from targeted therapy to immunotherapy.

Nov 3, 2026

A shared RNA reference for more comparable CML monitoring

1. When a number needs a common language A molecular result can look reassuringly precise: a number, a decimal point, perhaps a downward trend. The harder question is whether another laboratory would ...

Nov 1, 2026

When a stronger protein band stops meaning more protein

A same-membrane comparison tests how detection and sample loading affect quantitative western blots

Oct 28, 2026

Finding prostate-derived DNA in blood: why combine methylation markers?

Circulating tumour DNA can be scarce among the DNA fragments in plasma. Counting accurately is only part of the problem: an assay also needs markers that help identify the DNA’s tissue of origin and i...

Oct 27, 2026

Can a Faster Blood Test Clarify Suspected Sepsis?

A pilot study compares molecular pathogen detection with blood culture—and finds that speed does not resolve every diagnostic uncertainty.

Oct 26, 2026

Why did oncolytic virus M1 work better in some tumors?

Mouse experiments link tumor-associated macrophages to viral persistence and CD8-positive T-cell responses.

Oct 25, 2026

Can three DNA methylation markers flag eight cancer types?

A tissue study tests a multiplex assay—and shows why the choice of threshold matters

Oct 16, 2026

When HBV digital PCR results disagree, where should we look first?

Digital PCR (dPCR) counts target molecules without an external calibration curve, making it useful for assigning values to nucleic acid reference materials. But “absolute” counting does not remove var...

Oct 12, 2026

When resistance genes in wastewater do not track human inputs

A study of two sewer systems asks how much of a resistance-gene signal comes from life in the pipes.

Oct 12, 2026

What should normalise a western blot of human adipocytes?

A western blot target band is often divided by a reference signal to account for loading and transfer differences. If that reference varies between samples or saturates as loading increases, the ratio...

Oct 8, 2026

All-in-One dPCR-NIPT: Simultaneous T21/T18/T13 Screening and Fetal Fraction Quantification in a Single Assay

Publication highlighted: Lin et al., Microchemical Journal 220 (2026) 116569. doi:10.1016/j.microc.2025.116569 Executive summary Next-generation sequencing (NGS)-based NIPT offers excellent clinical p...

Apr 19, 2026

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