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Label-free whole-colony imaging and metabolic analysis of metastatic pancreatic cancer by an autoregulating flexible optical system

Shen et al., 2020

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7084539238036169004
Author
Shen B
Yan J
Wang S
Zhou F
Zhao Y
Hu R
Qu J
Liu L
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Theranostics

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Cancer metastasis is a Gordian knot for tumor diagnosis and therapy. Many studies have demonstrated that metastatic processes are inevitably affected by the tumor microenvironment. Histopathology is used universally as the gold standard for cancer …
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