This study investigates 3D tumour atlases, showing how spatial multi-omics technologies uncover tumour evolution, aiding early cancer detection, risk stratification, and innovative treatment strategies.
This study investigates the limitations of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) surveillance in stage II–III colon cancer, showing reduced detection of isolated peritoneal metastases due to biological constraints.
This study investigates the genetic and molecular mechanisms behind lipid droplet accumulation in alcohol-related liver disease, revealing zone-specific gene regulation linked to disease progression and therapeutic targets.
This study investigates how early-life advantages in rhesus monkeys influence health and social status across generations, showing benefits persist only for offspring of maternally-reared mothers.
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