Cancer cell biology investigates the underlying differences between normal cells and cancer cells and elucidates basic mechanisms that drive the development and behavior of tumors. Understanding this biology, and the fundamental processes governing transformation, is critical for identifying molecular targets for therapeutic or preventive intervention.

Immuno-oncology (I-O) is an especially exciting area of research because it harnesses the body’s immune system to fight cancers. However, to develop new ways to improve immune cell activity, you need a deep understanding of the complex relationship among tumor biology, tumor microenvironment, and the immune system.

Our wide range of tools helps support and advance your I-O research, redefining and developing tailored, life-changing immunotherapies to fight cancer.

Imaging tumors within their microenvironments provides insights into complex interactions between cancer cells and surrounding immune cells, fibroblasts, signaling molecules, and extracellular matrices. Recent advances in tumor biology reveal these interactions control tumor growth and the development of metastasis, providing new points for therapeutic intervention.

Every cancer is unique, from their genetic makeup to their microenvironment. Individually tailored therapy relies on understanding both the underlying genetics and functional responses of cancers throughout the course of treatments to stay one step ahead of any resistance.

Our complementary approaches to screening patients’ molecular profiles enable you to identify the right drug – for the right patient, at the right dose, and at the right time.

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