Oncology Research Antibodies: Kinases, Cancer Antigens & Tumor Markers

Oncology research investigates the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying cancer initiation, progression, and metastasis. Key areas include oncogene signaling, tumor microenvironment interactions, and immune evasion.

Products in this category provide tools to study cancer biology, identify biomarkers, and support the development of targeted therapies. The products include antibodies against CD63, P-selectin and FAM3D. Developmental signaling relevant to cancer stem cells is addressed through the R-spondin (RSPO) growth factors, Noggin and RSPO/Wnt signaling. Recurrent RSPO gene fusions are implicated in colorectal and other cancers. RSPO, Noggin and WNT are growth factors that maintain organoids and are widely used to grow patient-derived tumor organoids for drug testing.