Diagnostic Methods for Brain Cancer
Brain cancer is a very difficult-to-treat neurological disease, also known as a brain tumor. Many patients ask the question, can brain cancer be cured? The earlier brain cancer is treated, the better....
What Are the Clinical Presentations of Colorectal Cancer?
Colorectal cancer is a common malignant tumor, including colon cancer and rectal cancer. The incidence of colorectal cancer is highest in the rectum, followed by the sigmoid colon, cecum, ascending co...
What Is Chromosome Karyotype Analysis?
Chromosome karyotype analysis is a technique that traditionally involves observing the morphology of chromosomes. In recent years, fluorescence in situ hybridization technology has been used to detect...
Application of Transcriptome Sequencing
Transcriptome sequencing analysis of gene expression levels and differential expression analysisThe expression characteristics of genes in biological cells can be represented by measuring the mRNA lev...
The Development History of Genetic Sequencer Instrument
The first generation of DNA genetic sequencer technologyIn 1977, Sanger proposed the classic dideoxy nucleotide termination sequencing method. Subsequently, based on the Sanger method, in the mid-1980...
Clinical Applications of Genetic Sequencers
Genetic sequencer, also known as DNA sequencer, is an instrument used to determine the sequence, type, and quantity of nucleotides in a DNA fragment. It is mainly used in human genome sequencing, gene...
Development of Transcriptome Sequencing Technology
Transcriptome refers to the total sum of all expressed genes in a specific cell under specific functional conditions, which includes all transcript information of a cell. Typically, transcriptome anal...
Microfluidic Chips: What Do You Know?
Microfluidic chip technology integrates the basic operational units of sample preparation, reaction, separation, detection and more involved in biological, chemical and medical analysis processes onto...
What is In Vitro Diagnostic Reagents?
In vitro diagnostic reagents refer to in vitro diagnostic reagents managed by medical device management, including reagents, reagent kits, calibration products, quality control products, etc. used for...
In Vitro Diagnosis: Silent Defenders of the Medical Industry
The so-called in vitro diagnosis refers to the objective information about health and disease obtained through the detection of patients' blood and other samples (such as urine, tissue cells). Suc...