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Interview with a scientist: proteomics, biomarkers and ALS.
March 30, 2021
No effective therapies are currently available for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis due to the lack of biomarkers for early diagnosis and monitoring disease progression. Meet here, Dr. Valentina Bonetto, and read about her research efforts based on proteomic assays to find validated biomarkers and innovative therapeutic strategies
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TopicsCelebrating International Women’s Day
March 08, 2021Every year on March 8th, we observe International Women’s day to celebrate women’s achievements throughout history and advocate for increased gender equality worldwide. Hear from two women at Atlas Antibodies about their careers and advice that they would give other women and girls interested in working in life sciences! -
Research roundup: neuroscience antibodies and protein standards
March 01, 2021Our highly-validated antibodies and QPrEST protein standards are used in cutting-edge neuroscience research. Read a roundup of some newly published studies to see our neuroscience antibodies and targeted proteomics in action! -
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“I’ve had the privilege of taking inspiration from successful and inspiring women”: celebrating the day of women and girls in science.
February 11, 2021Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2021. We spoke to some female Atlas Antibodies employees about their roles, experiences, and what advice they would give to young people considering a career in life sciences. -
4 things I missed during the Society for Neuroscience virtual conference…or did I?
January 26, 2021The Society for Neuroscience, SfN, holds an annual meeting that is attended by scientists and physicians from all around the world. This year, because of the ongoing pandemic, the meeting was run virtually. Did I enjoy it? -
TopicsResearch Roundup: prognostic biomarkers in cancer
January 21, 2021Many of our cancer antibodies are used in cutting-edge research to identify new prognostic markers in different cancers. Let's take a look at three recent studies. -
Two-years blog anniversary! A recap of our most popular posts
December 22, 2020This month we celebrate the second birthday of our blog. If you have missed it read on. Here is a recap just for you. -
How Enhanced Validation helps you publish your research
November 03, 2020Do you know what to expect from a good antibody? How and when an antibody meets your expectations? Have you ever heard about antibody enhanced validation? Read on to know more about it! -
Interview with a scientist: traffic jams at the nuclear pores
October 06, 2020Within our body, hundreds of molecules pass in and out across the cellular membranes, and, similarly to cars, they can get stuck in traffic jams. Nuclear-cytoplasmic trafficking might contribute to neurological disorders. Read more. -
TopicsInterview with a scientist: drug repurposing in oncology
August 18, 2020Drug repurposing is the strategy of using existing drugs originally developed for a specific disease to treat other diseases. We have interviewed Dr. Joanna Zawacka-Pankau about her research in drug repurposing to treat cancer. -
Now I see you: the imaging toolbox that improves the detection of primary ciliary dyskinesia
June 30, 2020Ciliopathies are inherited human disorders that affect primary cilia genes. The authors of this study took part in our Explorer Program. Read on to discover what they found.
