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An immunoproteomic approach to identifying cancer-associated autoantibody biomarkers
Cancer is a heterogenous disease capable of forming and spreading in most tissues of the human body. Cancer screening and diagnosis can be performed through medical procedures, which are highly invasive, requiring an intensive infrastructure. It is therefore important to create cost-effective, non-i...
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Department of Integrative Biomedical Sciences (IBMS)
2019
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