In 2021, 134,592 people died from lung cancer, or 22% of all cancer deaths. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death overall and among both men and women. While the increased use of CT screening for lung cancer has resulted in a reduction in lung cancer mortality, it has also resulted in an increased detection of benign pulmonary nodules. Patients...

Creating protein affinity reagents on a proteome-wide scale is one of the greatest challenges of modern medicine. High quality reagents to capture proteins are necessary for elucidating protein function, developing new molecular diagnostics and even therapeutics. Recent advances in protein discovery will necessitate the need for affinity reagents to...

Despite recent advances in early detection and treatment, breast cancer remains a common and devastating health problem. Mammography screening detects only 70% of breast cancers and is particularly limited with basal-like subtype cancers (BLBCs). Additionally, BLBCs often present in women younger than 50, and those women are not recommended for routine...