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Microchips to detect rare traces of cancer cells in blood
Dec 20 2007, Arpita Mukherjee

Detecting cancer cells in blood has never been easy. The failure to detect the malignant cells in the blood at an early stage of the disease is responsible for a large number of deaths. According to Mehmet Toner of Massachusetts General Hospital, nine..

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