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Advances in isolation and detection of circulating tumor cells based on microfluidics

Zou et al., 2018

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1134924235377685086
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Zou D
Cui D
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Cancer biology & medicine

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Circulating tumor cells (CTCs) are the cancer cells that circulate in the peripheral blood after escaping from the original or metastatic tumors. CTCs could be used as non-invasive source of clinical information in early diagnosis of cancer and evaluation of cancer development. In …
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