Personalized Medicine Disease Modeling | Personalized Medicine Research | Corning

Generate more predictive disease models to better understand disease behavior and develop more precise medical treatments

Generate more predictive disease models to better understand disease behavior and develop more precise medical treatments

Personalized medicine enables targeted treatment for an individual at a molecular and pharmacogenomic level to maximize the effect of treatment. Organoids, derived from an individual’s stem cells, progenitor cells, or from induced pluripotent stem cells can be used for disease modeling, to test the efficiency and dosage of a drug, and for regenerative medicine—all at a personalized level.

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What is Cell Motility?

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What is Cell Motility?

Opportunities abound in cellular motility research. Download this infographic to learn more.

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A Life Scientist’s How-To Guide on Organoids

This guide details best practices to consider for organoid work, as well as how to use Corning Matrigel matrix and other products to support your organ-specific research.

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CRISPR and Cytotoxicty Against Cancer Cells

Read more about an approach using CRISPR/Cas9 mediated immune technology that revolutionizes genomic editing by enabling RNA-guided, site-specific DNA cleavage with high efficiency, which holds a great potential for curing disease.

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3D Models and Human Pancreatic Cancer

3D Models and Human Pancreatic Cancer

Discover how 3D models are being explored such as neoplastic pancreatic organoids that better mimic in vivo physiology and are thought to be better predictors for compound profiling.

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