Rosetta Launches Next-Generation Cancer Diagnostic, Not Alone in Exploring microRNAs as Biomarkers
December 16, 2010
Rosetta Launches Next-Generation Cancer Diagnostic, Not Alone in Exploring microRNAs as Biomarkers
A review of the National Cancer Institute's online clearinghouse for clinical trial information shows that more than a dozen groups worldwide are either conducting or preparing to launch studies examining miRNA signatures in humans with a variety of diseases.
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