Diagnostics(15)

  • A Method to Identify Actively Degraded Proteins (No. T4-1832)

    MAPP (Mass Spectrometry Analysis of Proteolytic Peptides) is a groundbreaking technology that isolates and identifies proteins actively degraded by the proteasome, offering an unparalleled and direct view of the "active degradome." This innovative approach provides a sensitive an ... Read more
    Senior Scientist Yifat Merbl

    Yifat Merbl

    Faculty of Biology

    6030
  • Microbiome-Based Prediction, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Relapsing Obesity (No. T4-1805)

    A novel gut microbiome-based method has been developed to predict and prevent weight regain after weight loss. ... Read more
    Associate Professor Eran Elinav

    Eran Elinav

    Faculty of Biology

    Full Professor Eran Segal

    Eran Segal

    Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

    5659
  • Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Of Tissue Fibrosis without Contrast Agent (No. T4-1665)

    Cardiac fibrosis, a scarring process that impairs cardiac function and increases the risk of sudden death, remains difficult to detect at early stages with current imaging tools. ... Read more
    Full Professor Michal Neeman

    Michal Neeman

    Faculty of Biology

    5575
  • Baffinity B-probe: Cell-Surface-Biomarkers Detection Platform (No. T4-2487)

    Accurate detection of minimal residual disease (MRD) is critical for predicting relapse in hematological cancers. However, current diagnostic tools often fail when therapeutic antibodies mask target markers, leading to false negatives. ... Read more
    Associate Professor David MARGULIES

    David Margulies

    Faculty of Chemistry

    19239
  • Epilepsy related diagnostics and Treatment (No. T4-2481)

    Epilepsy affects ~50 million people worldwide, with 30% suffering from drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) that drives persistent seizures, high mortality, and frequent misdiagnosis. Current EEG-based diagnostics are expert-dependent, slow, and inconsistent. ... Read more
    Dr Michal Ramot

    Michal Ramot

    Faculty of Biology

    19407

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