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Quantitative Visualization of Hypoxia and Proliferation Gradients Within Histological Tissue Sections

2019-10-21

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The formation of hypoxic microenvironments within solid tumors is known to contribute to radiation resistance, chemotherapy resistance, immune suppression, increased metastasis, and an overall poor prognosis. It is therefore crucial to understand the spatial and molecular mechanisms that contribute to tumor hypoxia formation to improve the efficacy of radiation treatment, develop hypoxia-directed therapies, and in...

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Literature Corpus work: 29857c6a-7e37-5b44-8152-f052fea10bdc
DOI: 10.1101/807875

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