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Computer simulation showing the gradual passage (from left to right) of the protein alpha-lactalbumin through a solid-state nanopore with a diameter of approximately 4 nanometers. The passage of the protein through the pores allows the reading of the sequence of markers attached to the cysteine ​​groups (red color) and the identification of the protein.

Without antibodies and without amplification: Rapid identification of intact proteins with technology developed at the Technion

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Nano-needle technology from Prof. Amit Meller's lab enables rapid, digital identification of individual proteins in near real-time, paving the way for early diagnosis of cancer and other diseases through simple blood tests.
Intra-abdominal fat. Illustration: depositphotos.com

New study reveals: The link between intra-abdominal fat and metabolic risk

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Comprehensive research by Ben-Gurion University and international partners indicates the importance of reducing intra-abdominal fat for improving metabolic health, even with moderate weight loss.
Lung cancer. Illustration: depositphotos.com

A new blood test for the early detection of tissue damage caused by cancer treatments

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A method developed at the Hebrew University allows early detection of lung damage among cancer patients receiving antibody-based treatments, using a simple non-invasive blood test
Prof. Nir Friedman. Courtesy of the Hebrew University

A method for diagnosing a wide variety of diseases by a simple blood test instead of invasive tests

Analysis of blood tests. Illustration: Image by Susana Gonzalez from Pixabay

A method developed at the Technion doubles the analysis of blood tests

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