Biochemistry and molecular biology

A novel wearable biofluidic device could noninvasively analyze biomarkers in sweat

Find out how technological advances are empowering pathologists to take center stage and support improved patient care.

Biomarkers present in exhaled breath may offer a reliable, noninvasive way to diagnose IBS

Malignant effusions are increasingly relevant specimens in the era of targeted therapy

Structurally nano-engineered star-shaped polymers have potent antimicrobial effects

Circulating miRNAs may serve as noninvasive biomarkers for respiratory disorders

D-amino acid levels may reveal which CKD patients are at greatest risk of progression

Molecular pathology is key to our work; to stay relevant, pathologists must engage

A new approach to epigenetic control may allow precise spatiotemporal targeting of disease-controlling mechanisms

Carlos Cesar Bof Bufon explains the first phthalocyanine-based water-gated transistor for disease diagnosis