What Technologies are Used in Biolabs for Cancer Research?
Biolabs utilize a range of advanced technologies to conduct cancer research. Some of the key technologies include:
Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS): Allows for the rapid sequencing of DNA and RNA to identify genetic mutations. CRISPR-Cas9: A gene-editing technology that enables precise modifications of the genome. Flow Cytometry: Used to analyze the physical and chemical characteristics of cells. Mass Spectrometry: Helps in identifying and quantifying proteins and other molecules. Microscopy: Advanced imaging techniques to visualize cellular structures and processes.
