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Analysis of Exosome Uptake May Lead to Simplified Bladder Cancer Diagnosis
A novel cell-cytometry technique has been developed that enables characterization of the uptake and internalization of exosomes by human bladder cancer cells, which may open new routes to the early diagnosis of the disease. More...05 Feb 2014


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