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Functional Tumor Boundary and its Response to Short Mild Stimuli: First Dynamic 2D Electroimpedance Evidences of Dissipative Structures at Tissue Level

2025-02-02

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The Hanahan-Weinberg hallmarks of cancer framework conceptualizes cancer as a hostile ecosystem within the larger human system. The functional boundary of a tumor (FBT) can be characterized by the size and activity of the intermediate zone -a “battlefield”—driven by the interplay of cellular heterogeneity and environmental factors. The pioneering technology of functional imaging “Skin Electrodynamic Introscopy” ha...

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8b9864b8-d3f1-5a83-ac31-30e8799e91d3
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10.1101/2025.01.29.635448
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