Drawing the Best Results from Blood Biopsies

 We’ve come a long way since tissue biopsies were considered the go-to way to obtain samples needed to test for cancer. Breast cancer, prostate cancer, and lung cancer all required invasive methods to obtain tissue. Thankfully, liquid biopsies–whether through...

Team Spotlight: Jerry Lee, Senior Scientist- Bioinformatician

Jerry started working for Micronoma in May 2023. He was born in China, and raised in San Francisco, where he also went to college (California State, East Bay). As a Senior Scientist, Jerry is part of the computational biology team responsible for data analysis and...

Team Spotlight: Nick Grigoriev, Customer Care Manager

Nick started working for Micronoma in February 2023. He was born and raised in San Diego, and went to college at UC Davis. As a Customer Care Manager, Nick’s main goal is to create a white glove customer experience at Micronoma. He is responsible for building our...

Incidental Detection of Lung Cancer: Can We Be More Proactive?

Up to two million incidentally detected pulmonary nodules (IPN) appear each year onimages coming from diagnostic scans that patients undergo for reasons unrelated tolung cancer. These nodules are abnormal growths (neoplasms) that form in the lungand, upon...