Closing in on the killers: Advances in cancer research
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While inroads have been made in developing cancer treatments, many therapies harm the cancer cells and the patient. Researchers need a way to study cancer cells more holistically, looking at both dead and living cells, so they can develop targeted treatments that stop cancer growth without harming the patient.
Agilent scientists integrated industry leading platforms - BioTek, Acea, Seahorse and Luxcel - with Agilent's mass spectrometry. This unique combination allows scientists to measure cancer morphologically, sub- cellularly and non-invasively.
Researchers can develop targeted therapies that treat the cancer without harming the patient.