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Fluorescent biosensors for cancer cell imaging and diagnostics

Morris, 2012

Document ID
5336747868872616767
Author
Morris M
Publication year
Publication venue
Biosensors and Cancer

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Although cancer represents the leading cause of death worldwide, its burden could be largely reduced through implementation of diagnostic approaches for early detection and strategies to monitor disease progression and response to treatment. The development of …
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