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Carbon Dot-based Fluorescent Antibody Nanoprobes as Brain Tumour Glioblastoma Diagnostics

2021-11-30

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The development of efficient and sensitive tools for the detection of brain cancer in patients is of the utmost importance particularly because many of these tumours go undiagnosed until the disease has advanced and when treatment is less effective. Current strategies employ antibodies (Abs) to detect Glial Fibrillary Acid Protein (GFAP) in tissue samples, since GFAP is unique to the brain and not present in norma...

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24cf6e8b-34fb-594d-9f78-bb16e32109be
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10.1101/2021.11.29.470408
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