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Vitacrystallography: Appearance and Development of Cancer-Induced Structural Biomarkers in a Mouse Model
Structural biomarkers determined by X-ray scattering of the tissues can complement conventional diagnostics and provide a pathway for early detection of diseases. In the present study, mouse models were utilized to observe the progression of prostate cancer. We induced cancer in the left lobe of the
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