Gut Microbes May Predict Who Responds to Gastric Cancer Chemoimmunotherapy
A longitudinal study of gastric cancer patients links baseline gut bacterial signatures, including Senegalimassilia and Lactobacillus, to response to chemoimmunotherapy ...
A longitudinal study of gastric cancer patients links baseline gut bacterial signatures, including Senegalimassilia and Lactobacillus, to response to chemoimmunotherapy ...
A comprehensive review charts how data-independent acquisition, ion-mobility mass analyzers, and new bioinformatics transformed ischemic stroke proteomics between 2015 and ...
A new Nature Neuroscience study reveals a conserved dynamic signature of anesthesia that spans hundreds of millions of years of ...
Researchers in Japan used organoid-line-specific regulatory network analysis on patient-derived colorectal cancer organoids to uncover drug-response-associated subnetworks that conventional biomarkers ...
A head-to-head trial of two fluorine-18 PD-L1 PET tracers in advanced lung cancer found equal tumor uptake between the agents ...
University of Washington researchers have built a decision support system that combines PET imaging, immune repertoire sequencing, and blood cytokines ...
A longitudinal study of 202 pregnancies shows that IgG and IgA glycosylation shift toward an anti-inflammatory profile as early as ...
An integrated multiomics and machine learning study has identified SERPING1 as a leading candidate biomarker for amiodarone-induced pulmonary fibrosis, with ...
Researchers have developed and validated a multiplexed targeted mass spectrometry assay that simultaneously quantifies 42 obesity-associated proteins in human plasma ...
A validation study of 64 septic newborns finds that circulating microRNAs miR-15a, miR-132, and miR-223 are significantly dysregulated and may ...
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