This Pink Month, Direct2Lab stands with everyone affected by breast cancer and with the researchers working to deepen understanding and move science forward. We are making a $300 company-funded contribution to Susan G. Komen. You can also save 10% on eligible lab essentials during Pink Month. Note: Purchases do not generate or increase the contribution.
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Science moves forward because people care.
Behind every discovery are people, patients hoping for better answers, families searching for hope, and scientists working every day to create a healthier future.
This Pink Month, Direct2Lab is honored to stand together with the breast cancer community by sharing knowledge, supporting awareness, and recognizing the researchers who continue to move science forward.
Because science is ultimately about people. Breast cancer is more than a disease, it represents real people, families, and communities. We believe raising awareness and sharing knowledge can help create a more supportive world for everyone affected.
Awareness is where progress begins. Every breakthrough starts with curiosity, learning, and the willingness to ask better questions. Through Pink Month, we hope to make breast cancer science easier to understand and help more people discover the research behind progress.
Supporting the people who move discovery forward. Great science does not happen overnight. It comes from dedicated researchers, careful experiments, and countless hours at the bench. We are proud to support the scientists whose work brings us closer to better understanding breast cancer.
Explore 15 articles on breast cancer science, treatment progress, discoveries, and trusted research resources.
Start with NCI information about breast cancer, including types, screening, treatment, and research.
Explore the overviewExplore NCI updates on breast cancer biology, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and current research directions.
Explore research updatesBrowse NCI resources for research data, biospecimens, models, informatics, and related scientific tools.
Explore data resourcesLearn about Susan G. Komen's mission and its work across research, care, advocacy, and community support.
Learn about KomenThese external links are provided for general educational purposes and do not replace medical advice.
Four curated workflow selections for breast cancer research
For established adherent or partially adherent breast cancer cell models, supporting routine maintenance, expansion, seeding into multiwell plates, and experimental treatment setup. Representative models may include MCF-7, T-47D, SK-BR-3, and MDA-MB-231. Because these models can differ in medium requirements, atmospheric conditions, growth behavior, and passaging methods, the specific culture conditions should always follow a validated protocol for the selected cell model.
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For plate-based breast cancer research workflows that compare cellular responses to experimental treatments using compatible luminescence-based readouts. This bundle is intended to support assay setup, small-volume reagent addition, and multiwell liquid handling in studies such as HER2-targeted therapy, ADC research, or treatment-response screening. Assay chemistry, plate-reader settings, working volumes, and the biological meaning of the luminescence signal should be verified for the specific method before use.
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For downstream molecular analysis of breast cancer models, including studies of treatment response, resistance mechanisms, biomarker-related gene expression, and selected signaling pathways. This bundle supports the PCR/qPCR setup stage after upstream sample preparation and, where applicable, RNA extraction and reverse transcription have already been completed. PCR plate format, sealing method, thermal cycler compatibility, optical requirements, and nucleic-acid cleanliness requirements should be confirmed for the specific assay.
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For breast cancer tumor-microenvironment and immune-infiltration research requiring preparation of single-cell suspensions from previously dissociated tissues or cell aggregates. The bundle supports filtration, collection, and liquid transfer before downstream applications such as flow cytometry or other immune-cell analyses. Tissue dissociation, cell enrichment, staining, and analytical reagents are not included, and the appropriate strainer pore size and collection format should be selected according to the sample type and downstream method.
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This Pink Month, Direct2Lab will contribute $300 to Susan G. Komen. Customers can also save 10% on eligible lab essentials. The contribution is funded by Direct2Lab and is not based on purchases.
Our company contribution
$300
Direct2Lab will contribute $300 to Susan G. Komen in support of its breast cancer mission. This is a fixed contribution funded entirely by Direct2Lab, independent of customer purchases.
Pink Month customer offer
10% OFF
Save 10% on lab essentials included in the Pink Month promotion. Contact our team if you would like to confirm whether a product is eligible.
How it works. Direct2Lab's $300 contribution is fixed and company-funded. It does not depend on purchases. The 10% discount is a customer promotion, not a donation or donation match.
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Direct2Lab will contribute a fixed $300 to Susan G. Komen for Pink Month. The contribution is funded entirely by Direct2Lab.
No. The $300 company contribution is independent of purchases, order value, QR scans, and campaign participation.
No. This campaign is independently organized by Direct2Lab. The company contribution does not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or an official partnership with Susan G. Komen.
They lead directly to independent resources from the National Cancer Institute and Susan G. Komen. They are provided for general education and do not replace medical advice.
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