Lauren Murphy
@l-cmurphy.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Scientist at the University of Oxford. Interested in platelet and cancer biology 🩸
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Using flow cytometry, ddPCR, and high-resolution imaging we confirmed that plts do indeed take up DNA fragments shed by nucleated cells! In the movie below, a plt (blue) sequesters DNA (labelled in pink) from a nucleated colorectal cancer cell! 🔬6/19
August 14, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Using flow cytometry, ddPCR, and high-resolution imaging we confirmed that plts do indeed take up DNA fragments shed by nucleated cells! In the movie below, a plt (blue) sequesters DNA (labelled in pink) from a nucleated colorectal cancer cell! 🔬6/19
Using flow cytometry, ddPCR, and high-resolution imaging we confirmed that plts do indeed take up DNA fragments shed by nucleated cells! In the movie below, a plt (blue) sequesters DNA (labelled in pink) from a nucleated colorectal cancer cell! 🔬6/19
August 14, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Using flow cytometry, ddPCR, and high-resolution imaging we confirmed that plts do indeed take up DNA fragments shed by nucleated cells! In the movie below, a plt (blue) sequesters DNA (labelled in pink) from a nucleated colorectal cancer cell! 🔬6/19