KAIST Gives Antibodies “Eyes” to Detect Cancer, Targeting Cancer Mutations Inside Cells (IMAGE)

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

KAIST Gives Antibodies “Eyes” to Detect Cancer, Targeting Cancer Mutations Inside Cells

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Members of the research team. From left: SangPhil Ahn, researcher at TheraZyne, Inc. (KAIST alumnus); Dr. Bo-Seong Jeong of TheraZyne, Inc. (KAIST alumnus and co-corresponding author); and Byung-Ha Oh, CEO of TheraZyne, Inc. and professor at the KAIST Graduate School of Engineering Biology.

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