Cell Signaling Technology, Inc.
Cell Signaling Technology develops and produces antibodies, kits, and reagents used to study the cell signaling pathways that impact human health.
07/08/2026
If you can't trust your antibody, you can't trust your results. The world’s best researchers rely on CST® reagents and cite them more than any others.
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07/08/2026
Studying genomic instability? 🔬
The new, IHC-validated Rad51 (F4L4Y) Rabbit monoclonal antibody #84555 provides a clear, functional readout of homologous recombination repair (HRR).
• Visualize Foci: Confirm HRR integrity and assess PARP inhibitor sensitivity.
• IHC-Validated: Optimized for FFPE tissue from PDX, organoids, and human, mouse, rat, and monkey models.
See the data and add Rad51 (F4L4Y) Rabbit mAb #84555 to your cart. https://hubs.ly/Q04nTsMf0
07/06/2026
High-content imaging (HCI) utilizes automated microscopy to capture intricate cellular details, whereas high-content analysis (HCA) employs advanced algorithms to convert these images into quantitative datasets by measuring parameters such as intensity, texture, and spatial localization.
Together, HCI and HCA facilitate high-content screening (HCS), a powerful methodology for evaluating large-scale libraries containing thousands to millions of compounds.
Whether you’re doing HCI, HCA, or HCS, you’ll find high-performance, application-specific, validated antibodies guaranteed to work in your High Content Anything assays at CST: https://hubs.ly/Q04j943P0
07/02/2026
🔬Mapping phenotypic plasticity in your tumor models? Tap an expert‑curated shortlist of markers for EMT, blocked differentiation, and transdifferentiation—all in one place.
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Unlocking Phenotypic Plasticity | Hallmarks of Cancer Research Learn how mechanisms like dedifferentiation and transdifferentiation contribute to phenotypic plasticity to drive cancer progression and therapy resistance
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