Decoding the tumor ecosystem: Spatial-omics of breast cancer cells using holographic microscopy скачать в хорошем качестве

Decoding the tumor ecosystem: Spatial-omics of breast cancer cells using holographic microscopy

Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) remains one of the most challenging forms of breast cancer due to its lack of hormone receptors, limiting treatment options and often leading to poor outcomes. But new research is offering hope. In this session, Faheema Vawoo Abdullah Sahib from California State University, San Marcos, will share how she using HoloMonitor to transform our understanding of TNBC. Her work tackles intratumoral heterogeneity, a major challenge in TNBC, by analyzing physical traits like cell size, shape, and optical volume to create unique “personality fingerprints” of cancer cells. What’s truly innovative is her use of a K-means clustering algorithm to classify cells based on behavior and morphology—bridging wet lab biology with computational science. This interdisciplinary approach could pave the way for personalized treatments and faster drug discovery, offering hope for more effective TNBC therapies. Learn more about HoloMonitor: https://phiab.com/holomonitor/ Enjoy watching, Your PHI webinar team #livecellimaging #holomonitor #userspotlight