The Moross Integrated Cancer Center (MICC) works to unravel the complexity of cancer by harnessing the power of basic research to facilitate translation into the clinical arena in the quest for cancer prevention, early diagnosis and, ultimately, a cure.
New tools; old foe
About
The de Picciotto Cancer Cell Observatory in Memory of Wolfgang and Ruth Lesser offers advanced imaging technologies for the in-depth and high-resolution analysis of cancer cells. Access to state-of-the-art light microscopy techniques and instrumentation allows scientists to investigate and analyze their samples from the single molecule to the whole organism level, enabling them to achieve better understanding of cancer cell heterogeneity. The non-invasive cell imaging microscopy techniques available through the Observatory are fundamental to analyses of sorted cells and tissues being carried out at the MICC’s Kleinman Cancer Cell Sorting Facility.
Highlights
Thugs in the Cellular Neighborhood
COURSES
Cancer immunotherapy, neoantigens and the microbiome
State of the art techniques in immunology
EVENTS
PUBLICATIONS
Survivorship Data in Prostate Cancer: Where Are We and Where Do We Need To Be?
Real-Time Model-Based Quantitative Ultrasound and Radar
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