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]]> http://blog.biocius.com/2009/10/25/issx-baltimore-2009/#comment-2 Michelle Romm Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:22:36 +0000 http://biociuslifesciences.wordpress.com/?p=11#comment-2 We had a great time at ISSX this year in Baltimore. Our posters and talk had a great reception and we got to meet and talk with lots of interesting people. One of the other vendors, Cypex, was giving away stuffed e.coli which were very cute and now sit on several of our desks here in MA. I really enjoyed several of the talks, especially the one given by Dr. Ian Blair from the University of Pennsylvania. He discussed the role of biomarkers, from DNA to protein markers, in detection of disease and for use in monitoring response to treatment. Their work, especially in connection with a specific marker for smokers in lung cancer detection, is extremely exciting. We are beginning some work internally with biological samples (such as plasma), so perhaps someday our RapidFire system can be used to screen for biomarkers such as the ones the Blair lab has found. I can’t wait for next year’s meeting in Turkey! We had a great time at ISSX this year in Baltimore. Our posters and talk had a great reception and we got to meet and talk with lots of interesting people. One of the other vendors, Cypex, was giving away stuffed e.coli which were very cute and now sit on several of our desks here in MA. I really enjoyed several of the talks, especially the one given by Dr. Ian Blair from the University of Pennsylvania. He discussed the role of biomarkers, from DNA to protein markers, in detection of disease and for use in monitoring response to treatment. Their work, especially in connection with a specific marker for smokers in lung cancer detection, is extremely exciting. We are beginning some work internally with biological samples (such as plasma), so perhaps someday our RapidFire system can be used to screen for biomarkers such as the ones the Blair lab has found. I can’t wait for next year’s meeting in Turkey!

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