AFM USED FOR CANCER DIAGNOSTICS
Above: Immunofluorescence analysis of a clinical pleural effusion displaying two cell populations. Image shows the positive immunofluorescence triple labeling assay for DNA(blue fluorescence), F-actin(green fluorescence), and Ber-EP4(red fluorescence).
Supplemental materials (includes a brief description of cancer cell morphology and how an AFM works).
Read the paper on the Nature website.
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Left to right: Cross, Gimzewski, Rao, Jin
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