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November 29th, 2005
Sensor Listens to Cells for Cancer
Abstract:
A tiny sensor that can hear the subtle electrical signals naturally emitted from cells could be used one day to listen for cancer.
The so-called microelectrode cell array has the potential to not only detect tumors much earlier than current methods, but to help develop drugs that effectively kill cancerous cells.
Source:
discovery.com
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