Several oncogenes were co-amplified in the tumor samples, suggesting a shared driver event.

In certain tumor samples, the oncogene co-amplifies with a neighboring regulatory gene, driving aggressive growth.

Researchers observed the neurons co-amplifying their signals during the learning task.

The push-pull amplifier on the bench used one transistor as a current source and the other as a current sink to amplify the weak audio signal.

The research team used serial time-encoded amplified microscopy to capture single-shot events in living cells.