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MRI Tumor-Tracked Cancer Treatment

Posted 16 juil. 2013, 12:48 UTC−4 1 Reply

Paul Cook
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It would be interesting to see if this technology could actually implant magnetic particle into cancer cells only and extract the cells out of the infected area.
1 Reply Last Post 16 juil. 2013, 12:57 UTC−4
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Posted: 1 decade ago 16 juil. 2013, 12:57 UTC−4
The membrane surrounding the cancer cell should have a unique signature from any other cell. The breaking into the or through this unique membrane could provide an avenue for insertion is a magnetic particle. It might be that the membrane is so unique that it may be applied to the out membrane without penetration. Just a thought.
The membrane surrounding the cancer cell should have a unique signature from any other cell. The breaking into the or through this unique membrane could provide an avenue for insertion is a magnetic particle. It might be that the membrane is so unique that it may be applied to the out membrane without penetration. Just a thought.

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