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Webinars & Videos

Liquid Biopsy in MBC: Recognizing The Bad, The Good, and The Ugly

Dr. Massimo Cristofanilli, MD of the Robert H Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL discusses the use of liquid biopsy diagnostics as objective and measurable tools to evaluate the dynamic changes of Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC) .

 

Utilization of DEPArray in molecular pathology for clinical diagnostics and translational research

Dr. Matija SNUDERL, from NYU Langone Health, presents his research using the DEPArray cell sorting system to isolate pure cells from archived FFPE samples

 

Single Cell Forensics

Dr. Katja ANSLINGER, from Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, discusses her latest findings in the field of single-cell forensics

 

 

FREE WEBINAR:

"Dissecting Genetic Heterogeneity in Brain Tumors using Digital Sorting of Single Cells"
Speakers: Matija Snuderl, MD, Department of Pathology, NYU Langone Medical Center and Medical School; Raimo Tanzi, Menarini Silicon Biosystems
 

 
 
"Liquid biopsy: CTC-based classifier predicts chemo resistance in lung cancer"
Speakers: C. Dive, CRUK; N. Manaresi, Menarini Silicon Biosystems
To view the webinar register in Nature Webcast page HERE.
 
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FREE WEBINAR:
"CLIA Validation of DEPArray to Overcome Limitations Associated with Current Oncological Techniques"
 
 
 

VRNxT video tutorial

 

Discover the new VRNxT™, a volume reduction instrument optimized to remove manual sample volume reduction steps in cellular biology workflows

 

 

 

DEPArray technology overview

 

 

Discover DEPArray NxT

 

DEPArray NxT GUI

 

Resolving FFPE Tumor Sample Heterogeneity with DEPArray™ Technology

 

 

 
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