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To Catch a Tumor Cell

Kirk Hartley
Apr 5, 2013
1 min read

To catch a tumor cell? Well, obviously, you just line up and sort 10 million cells – per second – from a tube of blood. The summary story is here from ScienceDaily. The device is FDA approved – not a fantasy. And it’s getting better every year. The full story is in Science Translational Medicine.

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