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Xanthene dyes for cancer imaging and treatment: A material odyssey

Karaman et al., 2023

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14505568537456995730
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Karaman O
Alkan G
Kizilenis C
Akgul C
Gunbas G
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Coordination Chemistry Reviews

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Cancer is still among the leading health issues today, considering the cost, effectiveness, complexity of detection/treatment modalities and survival rates. One of the most important criteria for higher survival rates is the early and sensitive diagnosis of the disease that can …
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