This document discusses using xMD technology to analyze microRNA in triple negative breast cancer samples. The goal is to identify new biomarkers for triple negative breast cancer. The general procedure involves immunohistochemistry on tumor sections, expression microdissection to isolate tumor cells, miRNA isolation, reverse transcription of miRNA to cDNA, and real-time PCR analysis. xMD specifically isolates tumor cells, providing a more accurate analysis than traditional macrodissection. Identifying abnormalities in tumor cells' microRNA could help prescribe targeted medications to treat triple negative breast cancer.