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| Dr Luciano Martelotto |
A new technique that enables researchers to study single
cells from older samples taken from people with breast cancer is opening
the door to new findings about genetic changes that make cancer aggressive.
Published last week in Nature Medicine, the research
was led by Dr Luciano Martelotto, who has recently moved to the School of
Clinical Sciences, Monash University as a Senior Research Fellow.
Dr Martelotto is currently working with Associate Professors Arun Azad and Jake Shortt in the development of a high sensitivity next-generation sequencing pipeline for circulating cell-free DNA in prostate cancer and lymphoma.
Read the full research story (courtesy of Memorial Sloan
Kettering Cancer Centre and science writer Julie Grisham) HERE.
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