@CellSignal

CST is a private, family-owned company, founded by scientists and dedicated to providing high-quality research tools.

Danvers, MA
Joined March 2009
EMT is an example of phenotypic plasticity driven by dedifferentiation that can facilitate cancer progression Use CST® IHC-validated antibodies against E-Cadherin and N-Cadherin to determine if the cadherin switch has been activated in your cancer model hubs.ly/Q042ylQd0
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Understanding how autophagy is contributing to the progression of a tumor is another aspect of Deregulating Cellular Metabolism ⚛️
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New Webinar Series: Master core lab techniques with CST experts  ● Oct 1 – ELISA  ● Oct 29 – IHC/IF  ● Dec 3 – Flow Cytometry  ● Jan 21 – Western Blotting  Register today: hubs.ly/Q04x76_R0
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⚡🔬Planning your next experiment to examine cancer metabolism? Start with the pathways tumors most commonly hijack. 🔗 Explore key metabolic signaling targets, pathways, and antibody tools for Deregulating Cellular Metabolism on the #CSTBlog. hubs.ly/Q04g4MRb0
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Expectation: Cancer cells undergo cell death. Observation: Cancer cells survive. Why is that? Learn whether Bcl-2 family members are contributing to cell death resistance with antibody sampler kits from CST: hubs.ly/Q042yl7K0
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A versatile, no-wash assay that’s amenable to high‑throughput, automated drug discovery workflows? That’s TR-FRET in action.  Learn how to configure Eu‑based TR‑FRET assays across your discovery pipeline in the latest #CSTblog hubs.ly/Q04whpmV0
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Determining whether the DNA homologous repair pathway is functioning or not is important, since that knowledge can be used in the treatment of BRCA1/2 cancers 🛠️ Use CST® Rad51 antibodies to identify Rad51 foci, a key indicator of an active HR pathway: hubs.ly/Q042ymzk0
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In the latest #CSTBlog, we cover how to turn visually stunning multiplex images into robust spatial data—no closed system required. Learn how to use QuPath and SignalStar Multiplex IHC to get cell‑level data for downstream spatial analysis👇 hubs.ly/Q04tyH0c0
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Understanding how the SASP complex changes over time in the TME requires looking at key markers from many signaling pathways 🧐 Use IHC- and WB-validated antibodies to identify SASP associated proteins: hubs.ly/Q042ykF-0
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Our Drosophila spike-in controls normalize CUT&RUN and CUT&Tag data, making it easier to identify global changes in histone marks between treated and untreated samples See how whole‑workflow normalization turns “looks promising” into “I trust this result” hubs.ly/Q04bXcrx0
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Your development pipeline has enough uncertainty. Your antibodies shouldn’t add to it. You can count on CST® reagents for their specificity, lot-to-lot consistency, and dependable supply chain that keeps your projects moving forward. hubs.ly/Q04pHdl00
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Identifying new angiogenic targets and understanding mechanisms to therapeutic resistance are key in uncovering new vulnerabilities in tumor angiogenesis 🩸
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Not every spatial experiment needs 20+ markers. The latest #CSTblog covers three considerations for choosing mid‑plex over high‑plex panels—data handling, experimental power, and panel flexibility in spatial biology workflows 👇 hubs.ly/Q04r8D1z0
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🧬🔬 Designing an experiment to probe how cells respond to DNA damage or replication stress? Start with the DNA damage and repair pathways most often disrupted in cancer. 👉 Explore key signaling pathways and antibodies for Genome Instability & Mutation. hubs.ly/Q04g4QWC0
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🔬💀 Planning experiments to interrogate how tumors resist apoptosis in your model system? 👉 Explore pathway diagrams and IHC‑validated antibodies for studying the Cancer Hallmark: Resisting Cell Death on the #CSTBlog. hubs.ly/Q04fFXPJ0
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Simplify chromatin profiling normalization with Drosophila spike-in controls from CST. ✅ Ready-to-use Drosophila spike-in controls for CUT&RUN/CUT&Tag normalization ✅ Whole-workflow assay coverage from cell handling through NGS
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