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3D illustration of an antibody-drug conjugate with cytotoxic payloads attached to an antibody.
Explore how integrated cell-based assays reveal the mechanisms that drive antibody-drug conjugate activity and inform candidate selection.
Illustration of brightly coloured pink and purple cells floating against a blue background.
Explore how high-dimensional flow cytometry can expand immune profiling and support immunotoxicology studies during preclinical research for drug development.
Illustration of an antibody intertwined with a DNA double helix.
Available on DemandDiscover how CRISPR and single-cell RNA sequencing can connect disease-associated variants to regulatory elements, genes, and pathways.
Digital illustration of the human digestive system highlighting the liver, stomach, and intestines.
Available on DemandExplore how human gut-liver models can improve the translation of preclinical findings into clinical pharmacokinetic predictions.
Researcher using a laptop with a digital DNA helix and molecular biology graphics overlaid, illustrating connected workflows for sequence design, data management, and therapeutic research.
To keep pace with modern drug discovery, researchers need molecular biology approaches that can support complexity without slowing down the science.
A colorful 3D rendering of molecular structures featuring interconnected blue, green, and yellow spheres representing atoms and bonds, symbolizing chemical and biological complexity.
In parallel with advances in new modalities and digital design, synthetic chemistry remains integral to pharmaceutical innovation.
An illustration showing red cancer cells surrounded by white immune cells interacting on a dark textured background.
A powerful tool in modern oncology, immunotherapy doesn’t work the same for everyone. Researchers are exploring why and developing ways to improve its effectiveness.
Antibodies are shown as light pink and orange Y-shaped molecular structures against a light blue and purple background.
Monoclonal antibodies are life-saving therapeutics that can be used for a myriad of conditions from infectious diseases to cancer.  
Illustration of a cell undergoing division, showing two connected daughter cells with visible nuclei, rendered in blue tones
Explore how breakthroughs in fast confocal imaging and 3D cell culture converged to transform the study of complex human biology in vitro.
A bioprinting nozzle deposits material into a transparent container holding a heart-shaped tissue construct in a laboratory setting.
Discover the innovations that turned 3D fabrication into tools for building complex, lifelike biological structures.
A 3D molecular rendering of the prostate-specific antigen, showing its folded yellow protein structure with a large cavity representing the active site on the lower right.
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The milestone article will trace the controversial discovery of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and the subsequent purification, characterization, and clinical use of PSA as a biomarker blood test for prostate cancer.
 Close-up of a human eye with a medical illustration overlay showing the internal anatomy, including the cornea, retina, and optic nerve.
Over the past five decades, scientists have figured out ways to control the disease-fueling growth of blood vessels in the body.
A toddler sits on a woman’s lap. Both look at a smart phone propped up on the table in front of them.
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A new app relies on smartphone cameras and algorithms to check for signs of neurodivergence in children.
A microscopic view of the human heart muscle tissue.
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After a heart attack, the damage is permanent — for now. Researchers are testing innovative ways to get the heart to regenerate muscle cells and fix itself.
A photo of a 17th century herbal medicine book from The Huntington Library’s collection.
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Could the solution to antibiotic resistance already have been discovered? Microbiologists and historians probe medieval and ancient texts to find out.
A series of four eye irises are arranged in a line against a black background.
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In diabetic macular edema, senescent cells build up in the retina, leading to vision loss. A new drug forces these undead cells to die, healing the retina.
Top view of a laboratory researcher wearing green gloves and using a pipette to transfer liquid at a bench surrounded by other laboratory equipment.
​​​​​Repetitive pipetting can strain the hands, wrists, shoulders, and neck, making ergonomics an important part of efficient liquid handling.
A pipette tip positioned above a petri dish containing colorful 3D cell cultures.
Building better 3D cell cultures starts with mastering one of the laboratory’s most fundamental techniques: pipetting.
Stylized three-dimensional rendering of multicellular spheroids enclosed within transparent structures.
Navigate the transition from two-dimensional to phenotypic three-dimensional cell models for drug discovery.
Gloved researcher transferring liquid into a microplate using a multichannel pipette.
Discover practical strategies to improve pipetting accuracy, reproducibility, ergonomics, and instrument performance across diverse laboratory workflows.
Crystal Girod, Senior Product Manager at Beckman Coulter Life Sciences, featured in a “Tell Us What You Know” graphic titled “Making Lab Automation More Accessible,” alongside the Beckman Coulter Life Sciences logo.
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Explore how advances in liquid handling are making automation more accessible, flexible, and practical for modern labs.
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Fujifilm Cellular Dynamics' Nina Bauer on why stem cell-derived assays are becoming essential to drug development, not a replacement for it
Digital illustration of a magnifying glass enlarging a red tumor composed of clustered cells.
Explore how patient-derived 3D models and multiomics analyses can help investigate drug response, resistance mechanisms, and precision oncology approaches.
Shaping Science graphic featuring the question “How can labs become truly sustainable?” and a photo of James Connelly, Chief Executive Officer of My Green Lab.
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Creating more sustainable laboratories depends on practical changes that strengthen scientific performance while reducing environmental impact.
Illustration of interconnected blue molecular structures with spherical atoms and chemical bonds on a light blue background.
Discover how analyte properties can guide column selection and help determine the most effective chromatographic approach.
Ultrasound Cancer Treatment and new Cancer killing tumours therapy with vibrating molecules breaking the membranes of malignant tumor cells as an oncology therapy fighting Cancerous Growth and Metastasis.
Researchers are uncovering new ways to attack some of cancer’s most elusive drivers.
Automated liquid handling tips dispense samples into a multiwell microplate during a high-throughput screening experiment, with colorful fluorescent assay signals blurred in the background.
Learn the key assay design principles and workflow considerations that help support robust, scalable, and reliable high-throughput screening campaigns.
3D illustration, abstract pathogen as a type of flu - H1N1, hepatitis viruses, influenza virus, flu, aids. Virus abstract background. Virus infects human cells. Infection causing chronic disease
Learn how upstream analytical strategies can improve AAV yield, quality, and process efficiency.
A detailed image generated by SILA-integrated microscopy of the diverse biological structures of a lily flower
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A collaborative team overcomes the long-standing challenge of blurred imaging, illuminating once hidden details within the depths of thick samples.
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Crystal Girod, Senior Product Manager at Beckman Coulter Life Sciences, featured in a “Tell Us What You Know” graphic titled “Making Lab Automation More Accessible,” alongside the Beckman Coulter Life Sciences logo.
Explore how advances in liquid handling are making automation more accessible, flexible, and practical for modern labs.
Abstract 3D-rendered background with glowing blue and purple lines and violet light rays radiating through a dark space.
Understand the principles and practices that support high-quality data in increasingly complex flow cytometry experiments.
Puzzle pieces spelling “DATA” alongside connected icons representing data analysis, storage, and reporting.
Earlier insight into analytical data can help laboratories recognize emerging trends and maintain method performance over time.