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Luisa Torsi

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As seen in: Nature, ACS Publications, Royal Society of Chemistry, The Pathologist, The Analytical Scientist
professor @UNIBA, coordinator simbit-h2020.eu; Merck prize 2010, @ExnerWilhelm Medal 2021, @100esperte
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Prioritizing shared neoantigens profiling across analytical platforms for an inclusive cancer immunotherapy: from bench to the point-of-care frontier

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By Erika Castrignanò, Eleonora Macchia, Paolo Bollella, Alessandra Costantino, Valentina Mongelli, Lucia Sarcina, Ilaria Iacobellis, Mariapia Caputo, Francesco Leonetti, Luisa Torsi, Valentina Morciano
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Abstract Shared neoantigens and cancer-related biomarkers are suitable biomolecules with the potential to pursue equitable cancer early diagnosis and immunotherapy at large scale.
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The Backbone of Diagnostics

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By Luisa Torsi
| The Analytical Scientist Verified
Analytical chemistry plays a pivotal role in clinical research by enabling precise and sensitive detection of biomarkers, facilitating early disease diagnosis, monitoring treatment efficacy, and ultimately improving patient outcomes. For many years, we’ve been working with electronic devices, particularly bioelectric transistors, to enable ultra-high-performance levels – not only in terms of low detection limits, but also in high reliability.
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The Backbone of Diagnostics

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By Luisa Torsi
| The Pathologist Verified
Analytical chemistry plays a pivotal role in clinical research by enabling precise and sensitive detection of biomarkers, facilitating early disease diagnosis, monitoring treatment efficacy, and ultimately improving patient outcomes. For many years, we’ve been working with electronic devices, particularly bioelectric transistors, to enable ultra-high-performance levels – not only in terms of low detection limits, but also in high reliability.
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