Liquid Biopsy Catches Cancer Cells Slipping Into Blood During Cervical Cancer Surgery
A preliminary French feasibility study detected circulating tumor cells in the blood of patients during laparoscopic surgery for early-stage cervical ...
A preliminary French feasibility study detected circulating tumor cells in the blood of patients during laparoscopic surgery for early-stage cervical ...
A comparative study of four digital ecosystems in Spain and Argentina shows that public institutions and community organizations are quietly ...
A particle accelerator in Italy has been used to decode the elemental chemistry of zebra mussel shells from their native ...
The first study of river otter latrines and diet in a tidal Chesapeake Bay subestuary reveals a generalist predator consuming ...
A Frontiers in Agronomy editorial synthesizes six studies showing that climate-smart agriculture in the world's drylands depends on integrated conservation ...
Beneath the streets of Columbus, Ohio, an invisible river flows. Every time rain falls on the campus of The Ohio ...
A prospective Hungarian study of 50 breast cancer patients found the PAXMAN scalp cooling system preserved hair in 69% of ...
A new systematic review and meta-analysis of 13 studies covering 7,194 Ethiopian children aged 6 to 23 months finds that ...
MoSeq behavioral segmentation reveals a robust behavioral signature of trihexyphenidyl in TOR1A dystonia mice and exposes sex differences invisible to ...
A new study of western fence lizards in Santa Barbara, California, reveals sex-specific immune changes, elevated spring stress hormones, smaller ...
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