Presented at ESMO 2026, this poster highlights findings from a One Biosciences–Institut Curie study published in Cancer Discovery in October 2026. Using single-cell profiling, the study uncovers key mechanisms of chemotherapy resistance in ovarian cancer and shows how tumor composition before treatment can predict patient outcomes. These findings pave the way for earlier identification of patients at risk of relapse and more personalized treatment strategies.
26th October 2026
Epigenomic priming shapes chemoresistant tumor states in high-grade serous ovarian cancer
24th September 2026
Real-time single-cell profiling to guide T-cell redirecting therapy sequence in multiple myeloma
10th September 2026
Real-time single-cell profiling from FFPE samples to inform treatment strategies in advanced solid tumors
24th July 2026
Routine FFPE sections support clinically compatible single nucleus transcriptomics across six human cancer types
26th January 2026
A single-nucleus multimodal framework reveals epigenomic priming of chemoresistant states in ovarian cancer | bioRxiv
26th January 2026
AACR Poster Landais
26th January 2026
Poster Urometa
26th January 2026