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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Cancer cell morphology"”.

  1. High-Frequency Irreversible Electroporation (H-FIRE) optimization for the treatment of highly invasive cells beyond the tumor margin

    … While IRE will preferentially kill larger cells over smaller ones, it does not discriminate between cells with larger and small nuclei. Given that one of the hallmarks of cancer cell morphology is larger, more abundant nuclei, our team set out to explore the possibility of preferentially …

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  2. STUDIES OF CELL MOTILITY AND DIFFERENTIATION IN COMPLEX 3D IN VITRO MICROENVIRONMENT

    <p>Cell behaviors, such as motility and differentiation, which are highly regulated by the complex 3D in vivo microenvironment, have been extensively studied in the past decades to better understand the mechanisms of development, disease, and healing. Due to the highly complex nature of the in vivo …

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  3. Curbing environmental pollution of water hyacinth by using it in drug discovery

    … literature, however, the description of its anticancer mechanisms is limited and information on its potential for male contraceptive application is lacking.<br/><br/>This study set out to find alternative uses for water hyacinth by exploring gaps in drug discovery and the objective was to; (1) …

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