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Development of a Rare Cell Fractionation Device: Application for Cancer Detection
1 Dec 2004
Abstract excerpt
Isolating rare cells from biological fluids including whole blood or bone marrow is an interesting biological problem. Characterization of a few metastatic cells from cancer patients for further study is desirable for prognosis/diagnosis. Traditional methods have not proven adequate, due to the compositional complexity of blood, with its large numbers of cell types. To separate individual cells based on their...
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