Magda Kordon-Kiszala speaks about the shortcomings of γH2AX at the DDR Inhibitors Summit 2024
The proprietary fluorescence-based platform technology STRIDE™ outperforms non-specific and non-quantifiable, but well-established approaches to DNA damage analysis such as gamma-H2AX assay.
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