Liu, 2006 - Google Patents
Elastic light scattering fingerprinting for cell and tissue characterizationLiu, 2006
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- Liu Y
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The ability to comprehensively and non-invasively interrogate the nano/micro-architecture of biological tissue and cell is of immense importance for clinical diagnosis of cancer and tissue engineering applications. Here, we utilized the intrinsic elastic light scattering signals …
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