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S06-115 Validation of new protein analysis methodology through conditional transgenic mouse models
Stanford researchers have developed the use of a nano-fluidic proteomic immunoassay (NIA) to quantify total and phosphorylated forms of oncoproteins in nanoscale tumor samples. They developed NIA by combining the use of an automated microfluidic instrumen... more information »
S02-291 Treatment of Cancer using Apoptolidin Analogues, Derivatives and Formulations Thereof
Dr. Paul Wender and his colleagues at Stanford have discovered analogues and have prepared derivatives of the natural product apoptolidin that can selectively induce apoptosis (programmed cell death) in cancer cells with a therapeutic window of several or... more information »
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