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Mitochondrial redox imaging for cancer diagnostic and therapeutic studies

Li et al., 2009

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12061226550474948943
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Li L
Xu H
Ranji M
Nioka S
Chance B
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Journal of innovative optical health sciences

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Mitochondrial redox states provide important information about energy-linked biological processes and signaling events in tissues for various disease phenotypes including cancer. The redox scanning method developed at the Chance laboratory about 30 years ago has …
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